Examples of using Could represent in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
A triangle pointing downward could represent a lot of things.
The different sizes of packaging could represent a problem for illiterate consumers.
Those numbers could represent anything from a football play to a combination lock.
The idea that Beijing could represent the Taiwanese in such organisations is absolutely ridiculous.
CO2, which represents 2% of total emissions in 1992, could represent 3%in 2050.
The arrival of electric cars on the market could represent a competitive advantage for European industry.
The Commission believes that 2G biofuels could represent 30% of energy supply by 2020.
In his view Mr Briesch could represent the AFM very well thanks to his extensive experience.
Thus, developing biofuel in general could represent one solution for making the EU less vulnerable.
I thought your husband could represent our interests, but after this past week,
Adoption of the IFRS could represent the ideal opportunity to standardise these information requirements at EU level.
Textile gifts could represent the donor.
Cooperation between the two regions could represent major economic potential.
No other panel could represent better the fundamental values of Switzerland.
The tacks could represent times she was in physical pain.
Such a structure could represent all points of view that exist.
It has also been suggested that he could represent the young Raphael.
The process could represent an alternative to treatment with antibiotics in the future.
Some of the bent disks of Galaxies could represent an analogy to it.
For instance, preparation for civil servant exams could represent a number of courses.