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He often represented his subjects as sad, despairing clowns.
He served as an advisor to the Emir and often represented him at ceremonial events and receptions.
Lester often represented Ireland at Council meetings, standing in for the Minister for External Affairs.
In 16th-century Yucatán, purification(exorcism of evil spirits) often represented a ritual's initial phase.
This subject, quite often represented in painting, is indeed unique in sculpture.
This study asserts that the large numbers of registered secret inventions stemmed from the perverse incentives of plan indicators and often represented largely trivial technological developments.
Until the 1930s, OZET was often represented in Soviet pavilions at international exhibitions and fairs.
More than half of the reporting countries(48) indicated that the activities were interesting for the international ecotourism industry,especially in developing countries where tourism and ecotourism often represented a substantial part of their economic activities.
Lights, light phenomena moving over the field, often represented by images in films about Crop Circles.
Government, often represented by a lead agency, takes on diverse roles within a whole-of-society approach.
There are two types of basic trees in TAG: initial trees(often represented as' α{\displaystyle\alpha}') and auxiliary trees' β{\displaystyle\beta.
The Egyptians very often represented the rising Sun under the form of Hor, the Elder, rising from a full-blown Lotus, the Universe, when the solar disk is always found on the hawk-head of that God. Haroiri is Khnoom.
He hoped that the Commission's website would continue to be updated on a regular basis and expressed appreciation for the workof the special rapporteurs, which involved individual research that often represented a challenge in terms of time, financial resources and assistance.
Even more galling was that those interests often represented the vested interests within their own economies rather than a desire for the well-being of their own societies as a whole.
His delegation believed that reconsideration should be given to the programme's budget, particularly the funding for national programme officers, who constituted a cost-effective human resource, contributed knowledge about local conditions,facilitated the smooth implementation of projects and often represented the institutional memory of the field office, the related costs being a fraction of those of international staff.
Peacekeeping assessments often represented over half of a country's total United Nations assessment and accounted for most of the arrears owed to the Organization.
The first cycle of the universal periodic review, completed in March 2012,saw 100 per cent participation from all 193 Member States, often represented at the level of ministers, who engaged in the interactive dialogue with their peers, demonstrating the importance they gave to the process.
Higher-graded officials, who often represented the executive heads of their respective organizations, frequently had to stay in better quality hotels, which were more expensive than the good commercial ones.
To promptly adopt effective measures to ensure that the judicial authorities are elected by direct universal suffrage, in order to guarantee the independence andimpartiality of the judicial bodies, often represented by members of elite classes as a result of unsound management by previous Governments, which has caused impunity and delays in the area of justice(Nicaragua);
Often represented as stages through which people pass as they mature, developmental theories describe changes in mental abilities(cognition), social roles, moral reasoning, and beliefs about the nature of knowledge.
The European notion of society,in which each nation often represented a different race, did not apply to the Libyans, who were not an independent race but an integral part of Arab society.
Khudoley 266 minority the winner often represents not the majority, but minority of voters.
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The output of head offices often represents intracompany services.
These changes often represent differences between homeland pons, and their diasporic communities abroad.
For example, they may often represent corporate interests.
The chief of Melchizedeks often represents the Creator Son in these deliberations.
As for the creed, its main"basic structures" often represent common principles.
Both contractualization and the trend towards replacing standard work with atypical work often represent attempts by employers to evade their responsibility under existing occupational health regimes.
In addition, bureaucratic customs andadministrative procedures often represent more serious barriers to the participation of SMEs in international trade than tariff barriers.