Traduzione inglese-portoghese per "whose"
"whose" traduzione portoghese
whose {aggettivo}
Some of them, whose opinion I respect, wonder if it would be appropriate to establish a threshold above which the ban would take effect.
Only eight amendments have been tabled to this report, by a group none of whose members, I notice, are present in this debate.
I will speak only about Sri Lanka, a country I have visited, and a country many of whose citizens have sought refuge in London and other
It goes without saying that the Group of the Liberal, Democratic and Reformist Party, in whose name I am privileged to speak attaches
whose {congiunzione}
The EU is the body whose common fisheries policy has created massive iniquities.
Specific provisions shall apply to those Member States whose currency is the euro.
Select the check box next to the name of the user whose password you want to reset.
Finland is the only country whose television picture cannot be picked up in Parliament.
We need the contribution of these people whose livelihoods are at stake.
This is a woman who is now working at the orphanage, whose son had been adopted.
Those who've been trained, whose job it is to be the guardians of their society.
The UN has described Gaza as a time bomb whose people are living in a cage.
Until a particular mother, whose child had just turned two, died of this disease.
The rags were unwrapped from a little girl whose body was massively burned.
whose {pronome}
In whose name did George Bush deliver the ultimatum to Saddam Hussein?
Whose responsibility is it when you are dealing with a body that crosses so many frontiers?
The question is, under what conditions, with what aims, and for whose benefit.
How and on whose initiative does the Public Prosecutor act?
One wonders whose political will are we talking about?
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wholesalers · wholesome · wholly · whom · whoop · whopper · whore · whoredom · whoremaster · whores · whose · why · wick · wicked · wickedness · wicker · wickerwork · wicket · wide · wide-open · widely