Examples of using Represent more in English and their translations into Slovak
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small-scale fishing sectors are particularly vulnerable, and represent more than 90% of the fleet in some Member States,
In such circumstances, Ryanair's shareholding might in fact represent more than 50% of the votes likely to be cast.
Long-term unemployed people will represent more than 10% of beneficiaries of the European Social Fund in the period 2014-2020;
part of the dialogue, would represent more than 65% of these rentals according to the trade association, Leaseurope.
Today, the program spans more than 140 cities in over 50 countries, which together represent more than 90% of the global economy.
Together with my former colleagues in the United States Congress, you and I represent more than 800 million people.
Rural areas represent more than 80% of European Union territory
The representative may represent more than one shareholder, with no limit regarding the number of shareholders represented. .
Ruin represent more than a dozen arches of the original structure,
In the next five years, wind and solar will jointly represent more than 80 percent of global renewable capacity growth.
Only representatives can represent more than one non-EEA supplier,
Might the centuries-old search for the philosopher's stone represent more than just a desire for gold and riches?
These cities represent more than 25% of Europe's population,
Wind and solar together will represent more than 80% of global renewable capacity growth over the next five years.
with sales that represent more than 2.6% of the nation's GDP
Wind and solar together will represent more than 80% of global renewable capacity growth in the next five years.
At the same time, MEPs from larger countries should represent more people than MEPs from smaller countries.
Th U.S. and Canada represent more than 50 percent of the fast-growing global medical aesthetics market.
can represent more than half of your total logistics costs.
Large letters represent more than 25% of population,