Examples of using Would represent in English and their translations into Czech
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If this has to happen after 2020, it would represent an average of five reactors per year,
If so, such a subsidy would represent a payment for the relevant supply from which VAT must be paid if this involves a taxable supply.
It would represent an important opportunity to encourage contacts between civil society
I know that this is a difficult task, but it would represent a European economic recovery plan for the car industry.
That would represent a chasm versus a solid mass.
PT In March 2006 the Council recognised that the European Institute of Technology proposed by President Barroso would represent an important step to fill the gap between higher education,
If you selected me,… I would represent Papal interests in Pisa… and also watch over your interests in Florence.
I can easily identify the voids in energy that would represent a chasm versus a solid mass.
There are many projects whose implementation would represent both a step forwards
Which employees would represent their firms in the shoot-out grand finale.
since this figure is actually lower than estimated inflation and would represent a theoretical saving.
Now, in planning our traditional first dance… I gave a lot of thought to the song… that would represent the next phase in our marriage.
It's just that I was curious about what kind of a rock would represent me as a person.
we have liberated the Universal weapon… and would represent it to you. Grand Accusador.
Yes, because the casino would represent only 2% of our total holdings
This would represent considerable progress towards achieving the target set by the European Commission in the White Paper with regard to increasing the amount of energy obtained from renewable sources from 6% in 1995 to 12% in 2010.
I am sure that you can see that rejection of the interim agreement by this House would represent a serious blow to EU security.
by not resigning and turning the country over to someone who would represent the people.
cautious International Energy Agency(IEA), told MEPs that the IEA's 2009 World Energy Outlook predicts a 23% reduction in EU emissions and that 30% would represent a good target.
which uses 40% of EU energy, and that would represent a support to small