Примери коришћења Who represent на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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human figures, who represent the cultural heritage of the place where the Olympic Games are taking place.
She managed independently more than 50 projects for the clients who represent the biggest Serbian enterprises in relevant fields.
among them there are those who represent aggressive right-wing groups that advocate Nazi philosophy of blood and soil.
I tried to take people who represent all the faculties in my staff,
advancement of young people, who represent the future of Serbia.
All radical movements in Bosnia and Herzegovina-- Wahhabi,'White al-Qaeda' and others who represent the basis for potential terrorists-- have expressed anti-Serb sentiment," Dodik said.
I wouldn't share it with two men who represent a firm that doesn't exist.
Dual agents who represent both buyer and seller are relatively rare in residential transactions
an anti-fascist people who represent a total opposite to the NDH.
Some 84 percent of the universityâs student body is made up of international students, who represent more than 100 nationalities.
we aim to provide a good example of supporting excellent people who represent the future of our country,” General Manager of NCR Corporation in Serbia Stefan Lazarević explained.
Only after the arrival of the Chinese, who represent a global threat
as well as in NATO, who represent the Russophobian minority;
as well as regional students who represent many ethnic backgrounds.
We observe that the report includes some views of a limited number of EP members, who represent certain countries,
a woman is shared by the vast majority of nations and cultures, who represent over 91 percent of the global population.
as well as regional students who represent many ethnic backgrounds.
Only after the arrival of the Chinese, who represent a global threat
The truth is that today in Romania 70 per cent of voters think we have minorities who represent a threat to the state," said Alina Mungiu-Pippidi,
a woman is shared by the vast majority of nations and cultures, who represent over 91 per cent of the global population.