Examples of using Which represent in English and their translations into Czech
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HAD A LAST LUNCH With bread and wine Which represent THE BODY AND BLOOD OF.
Manages stocks of raw materials, which represent a potential production of more than 4,500 GWh of electricity, ie about 3% of gross annual electricity production in Poland.
So please accept this flower♪ With its petals and a stem♪ Which represent my feelings.
All they suffer are some fines, which represent a very small part of the additional profits coming from the destruction of the environment.
This is indicated by the cluster of three stars in the center of the"A," which represent the stars of Orion's Belt.
SMEs, which represent 99% of European businesses, provide two-thirds of jobs in the private sector and generate over half of the added value created, in total, by businesses operating in the EU.
Mauritania, for example, is dependent on its fishing industry for half of its exports, which represent 15% of its GDP.
In the Musaion section we inserted folded multi-pages, which represent actual showcases with museum artefacts, just as the author presents them in the pavilion.
It can be found at the beginning of the famous Alexander Winter pedestrian zone andmunicipal parks, which represent the heart of the town.
A lecture by a popular lecturer Daniel Michalík about selected villas of Ostrava, which represent individual architectural styles from the end of the 19th century up to the latter half of the 20th century.
Students receive a bearing in individual arts generations and are introduced to the most important groups,figures and performances which represent this contemporary genre.
The programmes were determined in response to 8 thematic areas defined at the national level, which represent a"converter" between the level of national development priorities and objectives and priority axes of individual programmes.
This means that certain EU sectors, such as the pigmeat sector(an important branch of Lithuanian agriculture),have suffered a blow due to feed prices, which represent up to 60% of all production costs.
For example, in the Union's outermost regions, which represent the European Union's largest exclusive economic zone, the fisheries sector plays a fundamental role in their economic activity, making it a priority to ensure the sector's sustainability and development.
We call for the Member States to empower organisations which represent people with mental health problems.
That means that the standards that Commissioner Barrot described here today, namely security standards for police cooperation, in the fight against illegal immigration and economic migration andfor biometric data, are the agreed minimum standards which represent the rules of play.
Items are transferred to production via cross-shaped turntables, which represent the interface between the store and the machines.
I welcome the fact that funding is to be allocated to SMEs, which represent the vital connective tissue of the Italian and European economies and were in need of more substantial financial support geared to the creation of original, high-quality products capable of standing up to competition from emerging economies.
Like my colleagues, I attach particular importance to the fight against counterfeit pharmaceuticals, which represent unfair competition and a danger to consumers.
Greater involvement in this process on the part of national andEuropean institutions which represent citizens is of vital importance, both in order to obtain full access to information on environmental matters and, in particular, so as to be able to ensure that the information provided is above all correct.
After pairing on the side A is subsequently removed free of equal value card(Joker to match the card, which represent) from its list of side B and vice versa.
We therefore remain firmly committed to supporting the inclusive and sustainable development of all LDCs, which represent the poorest and weakest segment of the international community, and which are also characterised by their acute susceptibility to external economic shocks, natural and man-made disasters and communicable diseases.
The measures I propose refer to national,self-regulating bodies which already exist and which represent producers, advertisers and consumers.
It is definitely beneficial to pursue interinstitutional cooperation aimed at planning the EU's contribution to the design and implementation of energy infrastructure in a systematic, rational and far-sighted manner: I am thinking of the possible advantages for the programming of the TEN-E andthe launch of pilot projects for CO2 storage, which represent the future of energy.
For the first time, Article 174 of the treaty recognises the specific role of mountain regions, which represent 40% of our territory and over 90 million European citizens.
FR Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,I should also like to thank our rapporteur for the work he has headed on the really very technical issues involved in the transport of dangerous goods, which represent nearly 10% of the goods across Europe.
I respect the result of the referendum in Ireland, but at the same time I find it hard to accept that the votes of 109 964 Irish people, which represent the difference between the'no' and the'yes'votes, should be able to determine the future of my country, my region and essentially the future of the European Union.
In particular, Parliament is concerned that the Court of Auditors pointed to serious deficiencies in the administrative andfinancial rules governing expenses for the organisation of courses and seminars, which represent a large proportion of the College's operational expenses.
In 2017, the framework of the exhibition programme will reflect underlying processes within a current social context, which represent changes in socio-cultural and political climate of Central Europe.
To enable the European Union to consolidate its leading position in the wine sector, the reform of the CMO in wine should focus on improving quality, and that means promoting, safeguarding and reinforcing regional, designation of origin andgeographical indication wines, which represent quality European products on the world market.