Examples of using Often represent in English and their translations into Italian
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even parties from the same ideological stable often represent different political cultures.
Silver's mines indeed have frequently the other reserves of minerals which often represent a majority of the valuation of their reserves under ground.
This action is the first example of"harmonization" of the ongoing initiatives, which too often represent unnecessary duplications
itching are always present and often represent the first clinical symptoms.
we reserved Visit(often represent as private boarding house Visit).
richly decorated with numerous jewels, and often represent the ruins of a city often associated with romantic literary sources in conjunction with Queen Zenobia.
as well as in SMEs which often represent the highest source of employment at the regional level.
it is also an economic Issue in so far as their occupational Integration in a regular working environment may often represent an asset for the Community.
through network systems that often represent a significant proportion of all patents filed by businesses.
through network systems that often represent a significant proportion of all patents filed by businesses.
remain competitive, as well as in SMEs which often represent the highest source of employment at the regional level.
always found near volcanic areas, While often represent the boundary or ypochthonies deities.
Further on the periphery, housing estates often represent extremes of monoculture,
However, in most Member States women often represent an under-used source of labour and, to a considerable extent,
dedication of some people often represent the road to success for projects.
particularly in the event of rheumatic illness, often represent good indications for shoulder joint endoscopy.
Those 120 questions often represent the genuine concerns of the public, rather than the politicians,
In more recent times, the works by the famous Flemish painter Hieronymus Bosch often represent scenes of orgies,
that is the human sculptures that join two heads by the nape with look in opposite direction, often represent two human types clearly different one from the other,
to raise the levels of care services which very often represent a key barrier for women who would like to return to work