Examples of using Whose population in English and their translations into Swedish
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with the particular needs of regions whose population is especially dependent on fisheries.
A similar prevalence is found in countries whose populations are primarily of European descent, such as the USA.
An error in the old policy is the fact that for many years it restricted immigration from the countries of Eastern Europe, whose populations are culturally close to the rest of Europe.
as the EU still permits hunting of species whose populations have been declining for centuries.
especially in species whose populations are increasing rapidly.
will stimulate the economic growth of countries whose populations are linked to the river,
Those countries included on the list are those whose populations(i) historically have been,
we have to observe- as the resolution does too- that a great many of the countries whose populations suffer hardships quite simply do not have the freedom that is necessary for people to be able to change their situation.
Thus was created an empire of whose population the ruling nationality constituted only 43 per cent.
This contrasts interestingly with Israel, 20 percent of whose population consists of Arabs- both Muslim and Christian.
Yet taking sanctions against this country, whose population is already suffering enormous deprivation, would not achieve very much.
Those with structural problems whose socio-economicconversion is to be supported in accordance with Article 1(2) and whose population or area issufficiently substantial.
Similarly, the regions whose population is shrinking are those which are already thinly populated progress report on economic and social cohesion, 2002.
Paraguay was probably the only country in the world whose population had been practically exterminated during wars with its two neighbours, Argentina and Brazil.
According to the proposal, Objective 2 regions comprise four different types of area facing structural problems of socio-economic conversion whose population or area are sufficiently substantial.
We cannot win in a territory whose population considers all of us who are there to help as occupiers
the mortality rate was not higher than in countries whose population was vaccinated.
to write concisely and at the same time with sufficient fullness on the ethnology of Palestine," whose population Macalister roughly estimates to be 650,000.
a country which produces nuclear energy, whose population even now has fears
The regions covered by Objective 2 shall be those with structural problems whose socio-economic conversion is to be supported in accordance with Article 1(2) and whose population or area is sufficiently substantial.