Examples of using Would represent in English and their translations into Japanese
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Final passage of the bills would represent a break from the strictly defensive stance maintained by the Japanese military in the decades since the war.
FDA approval would represent an important milestone in the nation's often uneasy relationship with marijuana, which 16 states and the District of Columbia already allow residents to use legally with doctors' recommendations.
The White House argues that such a move would not prejudge final talks and would represent the reality that west Jerusalem is and will continue to be part of Israel under any settlement.
Given where the Church stands globally, that's about all one can realistically hope- and the sad part is, that alone would represent real progress.
It would make the abandonment of the Kurds look like a harbinger of U.S. isolationism, and it would represent the beginning of the United States ceding global-power status to China.
For example, in the sentence"I accessed the bank account," a unidirectional contextual model would represent"bank" based on"I accessed the" but not"account.
Looking at Lightning as an addition to the core project, it would represent a lot of new, complex code, with a lot of implied maintenance- we don't have enough developers on hand to be able to take on that commitment at this stage.
The new targets would represent the culmination of East's turnaround of the company, and are designed to answer critics who have long said that Rolls underperforms rivals such as GE(GE. N), which are more profitable.
With this in mind a war could erupt at a distance based on the clamor of the terrorist acts, a kind of competition based on violence and the importance of the objective, where the geographic location in the western world would represent a value of success.
In an albumin fusion protein consisting of full length HA fused to full length GH, an equivalent dose in terms of units would represent a greater weight of agent but the dosage frequency can be reduced, for example to twice a week, once a week or less.
In fact, if the whole of the surface area devoted to sugarcane in Brazil was managed using non-burning systems, the annual sequestration of carbon would represent about 15% of the emissions ascribable to the use of fossil fuels in the country.
This scale runs from three(deeply comatose and unresponsive) to 15(fully conscious), and the clinical importance of an improvement of approximately three points will vary dramatically with the starting value(for example an improvement from 12 to 15 would represent an important clinical benefit, but an improvement from three to six would leave the patient with severe and highly dependent impairment).
Among the noteworthy ideas is one of bringing together scientists and other eminent persons who would represent the greatest knowledge that the countries of the EAS have to offer. Gathered under one roof, these eminent persons would discuss how such a network could be put to optimal use, as well as the ways in which the network should be developed into the future.
The American pressure on European diplomacy has the aim of achieving the alignment of Brussels on the White House positions, but this appears very difficult: the achievement of the signature on the nuclear treaty is one of the greatest diplomatic successes of the Union and a unilateral withdrawal like the American one would represent a loss of image and credibility that would be difficult to recover, for an international subject that, at the moment, has one of its greatest strengths in diplomacy.
Eventually, her parents decided Naomi would represent Japan.
This would represent a big test for him.
But they would represent a North American team.
These circles would represent the infinity symbol(∞).
Today we would represent this sharing with the fraction 3/5.
Each cake eaten would represent a soul being freed from purgatory.