Esimerkkejä Which represents käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Which represents his sovereignty.
And it's a tantric temple, which represents creation.
Which represents a new method of coordination.
Since then, the quality of Rolex which represents a precise.
The EESC, which represents these values through its members.
Notice its position--on plane N, which represents human perfection.
The EESC, which represents organised civil society in the European Union through its members.
But it serves as fertilizer for the shrub, which represents my new life.
Sip the wine which represents the holy blood.
The character for"hot", 热[rè],has a component which represents"fire"?
This is the stone of J'Kah, which represents the foundation of all we believe.
The special area of"Etc" is used for some administrative zones, particularly for"Etc/UTC" which represents Coordinated Universal Time.
Avoid de-skilling, which represents a waste of human capital;
The R& D related expenditure totalled EUR 139 million, which represents 2.9% of net sales.
Mt were exported, which represents approximately 9.3% of total output.
We wanted to choose for the café a name which represents us in Otaniemi.
The final result was 2.3%, which represents a real reduction in the budget compared with inflation.
The flower box is a gift from the European habitat forum, which represents millions of Europeans.
The Stuttgart-Ulm section, which represents the most significant bottleneck, will be complete by 2020.
We also fabricate many of the components prior to delivery, which represents considerable savings in cost.
The European Parliament, which represents the people, shares legislative and budgetary power with the Council of the European Union.
Included Panzer, arenas serial killer- which represents the Perk-laboratories.
The trade association which represents some of the companies that spent millions getting ready areseeking a judicial review.
They have to descend through Hell first, which represents the Recognition of Sin.
And bringing light unto us. which represents Jesus Christ rising from the dead We began our celebration today with a service of light.
In 2009, overall employment may go down by 1.6%, which represents the loss of 3.5 million jobs.
Such a situation justifies exceptional measures, particularly in the case of strategic sectors such as car manufacturing, which represents 6% of jobs.
Of those, 827 voters cast a ballot, which represents 14.6% of the potential voters.
Let me underline that I do beg the House to adopt one particular draft amendment,which the rapporteur has already mentioned and which represents a compromise.
Frequently an emblem, token, or sign, which represents something deeper and more important.