Examples of using Would represent in English and their translations into Hindi
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Who would represent on earth the restored Davidic Kingdom?
One of their members, drawn by lot, would represent them at the regional level.
That would represent more than 15% of PIMCO's total portfolio.
We are trying to build a pool of players who would represent India for the next 6-7 years.
We would represent 40 per cent of humanity and over a billion youth.
The question as to whether the arbiter would represent Ali or the Kufans caused a further split in Ali's army.
Still, it is unclear by whichrules the proceeding would be organized and who would represent the parties.
Perhaps because I would represent something to you? Perhaps because I?
Both Mr. Puri and the request for proposal(RFP) floated by the CentralPublic Works Department said the revamp would represent a“new India”.
Air or something like that would represent the number of air bookings on orbitz.
We're never really told how or why that happened,even though genuine faith arising from such a cynical beginning would represent something rather surprising.
For most of us, even 10% would represent a several-fold increase of our time.
The Baltic Landeswehr attempted to establish a pro-German regime-the government of Niedra, which would represent the interests of primarily the Germans.
Other parts of the equation would represent the geometry of the room and the material its walls are made of.
It has been rumoured the Galaxy S10 could arrive in three models next year,a move that would represent a substantial break in Samsung tradition.
Such a move would represent a massive deterioration in bilateral ties and cause an upheaval in the global trade system.
Production rose to 10.27 million bpd last week, EIA data showed, which,if confirmed by monthly data, would represent an all-time record for U.S. output.
A trade agreement between these two would represent potentially the largest regional free-trade agreement in history.
Obama stressed that this was because it was more important for the US to complete a trade deal with a large bloc like the EU,rather than the smaller market the UK would represent by comparison.
To score 20 or even 30 Test hundreds would represent a magnificent career, but to go on and score 50 is remarkable.
The figure would represent 0.6 percent of global supply or around half of OPEC's current production cuts of nearly 1.2 million bpd.
New Delhi has already conveyed to Beijing that such an action would represent a significant change of status quo with“serious” security implications for India.
The device would represent a great advance over other existing methods that provide only a coarse overview of the vibrations and require extremely dry and cold environments and expensive facilities, Markelz says.
A new exchange is planning to launch in 2018 that would represent a sea change in the way futures are offered, traded, margined and cleared.
The narrow favorite in the race would represent a shift back towards the center ground for the party after its move to the left under the veteran socialist Corbyn.
According to AQUIND, the 16,000 GWh of electricity thatwill be transmitted between the two countries each year would represent 5 percent and 3 percent of the total consumption of Great Britain and France respectively.
Athletes from Barbados, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago would represent the new(British) West Indies Federation, competing as"Antilles", but this nation would only exist for this single Olympiad.
But it would also require including novel algorithms andtechniques in the self-driving car, all of which would represent a massive change from current research and development strategies for self-driving cars and other autonomous technologies.