Sentence examples for their relatives whose from inspiring English sources

The Daily News reported Tuesday morning that de Blasio, the Public Advocate, accepted $54,000 from building owners and their relatives whose tenants lived in squalid conditions.

The variety of case reviews carried out in Benin included interviews with patients and their relatives, whose results were than reported back to the audit team.

The photos were those of their deceased relatives, whose memory they were honoring as part of the late-summer Buddhist festival of O-bon.

Moreover, it is argued that the regulation, in limiting the amount of money any single household may receive, contravenes a basic purpose of the federal law by encouraging the parents of large families to "farm out" their children to relatives whose grants are not yet subject to the maximum limitation.

But their convictions have frequently created the most tension within their own families, particularly with relatives whose main concern about the weekend is whether it will rain.

This is both shaming and painful, as Reut attests, and many of those affected have chosen to keep their experience private to protect other relatives whose own Jewishness could also be questioned.

Latin Americans voted for all of those relatives whose sacrifices led them to a nation where their effort could redeem a life worth living.

Relatives whose dates of birth were unknown (6% of relatives) were given a date based on their relationship to the index case.

You relatives, whose charge she's in, Call doctors and her kith and kin.

Many have taken refuge in the homes of relatives whose homes were not hit by the flood.

We have relatives whose lives were choked because they could not get annulments -- and thus remarry in the church -- after their spouses betrayed and abandoned them.