Examples of using Would represent in English and their translations into Finnish
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more emotions that convey into an image that would represent that topic.
In practice, such an option would represent a delay of 3 years in the application of the new emissions stages, very similar to Option 2.
aid for regional purposes would represent 53% of total aid to manufacturing.
The density of the image corresponding to the heavy metal is what would represent more or less power.
a coordinating role for the Commission would represent a major step forward.
foreseen for spring 2001, would represent a major step forwards taking account of the effects on the environment, including for biodiversity.
Rejecting it would represent a strong message to our citizens
To style a layer, we must pick an attribute or a column that would represent the map we are trying to create.
the introduction of such a certificate would represent an unnecessary burden for trade.
The Resolution would represent the solemn political commitment of the Commission, Member States
Guess what? which would represent our being severed from Christ… Now, even if you were to rip it.
even NUTS level 5, which would represent local bodies.
As for services provided essentially to companies, they would be considered not to be included in the notion of service of general economic interest, which would represent a blatant intrusion into the field of definitions.
you were to rip it, which would represent our being severed from Christ, well, guess what?
With regard to the social aspects, we proposed a new body at the time- the social forum- which would represent civil society.
Setting up emission limits and type approval procedures at national level would potentially result in a patchwork of 28 different regimes which would represent a serious obstacle to intra-Union trade.
guess what? which would represent our being severed from Christ.
because then si would represent itself.
for the eurozone in particular, since it would represent a significant advance in our process of integration.
We regret, however, that there is no one in the team who would represent Central and Eastern Europe.