Sentence examples for belgian origin from inspiring English sources

According to Brussels Studies, 46 percent of the city's population is not of Belgian origin.

Another Moroccan of Belgian origin seemed more excited about the possibility of carrying out attacks in Europe.

These questions form a portion of a new book on India, "An Uncertain Glory: India and Its Contradictions," by two economists, Jean Drèze, an Indian citizen of Belgian origin, and Amartya Sen, who was awarded the Nobel in economic science in 1998.

The majority of the mothers (71.8%) were of Belgian origin and 65% had made the decision to breastfeed before pregnancy.

Overall, 79.8% were aged 21-34 years (table 1), 32.1% were of Belgian origin and 30.9% were Maghreb women.

This study includes an extensive genetic survey in order to identify the molecular cause in 91 LCA probands mainly of Belgian origin, using LCA chip analysis for 8 to 13 genes and subsequent sequencing of the following genes: CEP290 (MIM# 610142), CRB1 (MIM# 604210), RPE65 (MIM# 180069), GUCY2D (MIM# 600179), AIPL1 (MIM# 604392) and CRX (MIM# 602225).

George Constant Louis Washington (May 20 , 1871 March 29 , 1946) was an American inventor and businessman of Anglo-Belgian origin.

Of the calves, 4.1% was of non-Belgian origin and these were exclusively dairy calves.

Of the patients with a subtype B infection, 94% are Caucasians (89% of Belgian and 5% of non-Belgian origin).

Hours later, her husband, a Belgian of Moroccan origin, was killed by US security forces in Iraq.

She was said to be the cousin of Abu Oud, the alleged "mastermind", a Belgian of Moroccan origin, born in 1989.