Examples of using Represented in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Number of holdings represented.
BDF is represented at two levels, within EDF governing bodies.
I think it's what they represented.
The two stars represented Egypt and Syria.
I hadn't realized until now that you represented death.
People also translate
These figures represented a revision upwards of approximately 26.
When I was little, I met a man who represented death.
They represented 36.4% of the load of the concerned agglomerations.
And the Trade Unions hereunder designated, and represented by.
In Cyprus this age group represented 23% of all road fatalities.
With more than 100 enterprises, craft industry was well represented.
They represented an important development in nautical navigation.
Yet the Government should in some way be represented within the ESC.
The 1450 S represented the first generation of Mercedes-Benz race trucks.
You wanted to dive headfirst into everything that Elysium represented, we did that.
In monetary terms, this waste represented over $161bn(€145.3bn) as purchased at retail prices.
Represented Argentina in International Festivals and Book Fairs of Uruguay, Chile, Peru, Colombia.
He also believed that the final text represented a sound compromise.
BV, represented by Jan Visscher, its member having personal liability.
Mr Schill agreed that such a policy represented a challenge for economic policy.
It represented a primitive desire for embellishment and was even decried as a crime.
The directive currently in force certainly represented a first step along the way.
In this way he represented the tradition of the doctors of the law and wisdom teachers.
For Argentineans, the diminutive Diego Maradona represented the revenge of the weak and the deprived.
These sales represented a negligible proportion of all export sales reported.
Switzerland Global Enterprise is represented abroad as"Swiss Business Hubs.
Holešov Jews represented since long a separate religious community.
Nevertheless, these differences only represented a certain change of tendency among the reformers.
These agglomerations represented 18.9% of the load of the concerned agglomerations.
For example, those organisations represented by the European Fair Trade Association accept such a definition.