Examples of using Representing around in English and their translations into Slovak
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Computer
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1,5 million jobs contributing to meet the EU 2020 objective of 75% employment rate and representing around 1% of GDP.
20% lower, representing around 8 million euro of EU funds in 2009.
17 projects, representing around 600 million euros in EU funding),
For such a small town, the zoo boasts an impressive collection of critters representing around 146 species, and the exhibits feature low barriers
From 2007 to the end of 2013, ESF spending to assist Member States in the field of employment will amount to over €75 billion, representing around 8% of the total EU budget.
The EU budget for this are a totals €11.1 billion(financed through the EAFRD) for the 2007- 13 programming period, representing around 11% of all the EU's planned spending on rural development.
First bullet: The Federal Network Agency in charge of ensuring the implementation of the switching rules has imposed fines on four large telecom companies(representing around 70 percent of the total number of complaints).
The EU budget, representing around 1% of EU Gross National Income(GNI),
The Court of Justice currently has 2 962 m2 of unoccupied offices in the T-building, representing around 19% of the building's net office area
contains 7 to 8 million thermal sieves(representing around 20% of the total number of housing).
which are expected to mobilise EUR 100 billion in total investment, representing around 32% of the overall objective of EUR 315 billion in new investments over three years.
of error in expenditure at 2,6%(18), but material error was confined to expenditure subject to complex rules(mainly reimbursement-based)(see paragraphs 1.19- 1.21), representing around 50,6% of our audit population.
of boosting job recovery in Europe, representing around 2% of GDP that is excluded from deficit calculations
as well as that material error was confined mainly to reimbursement-based expenditure, representing around half of the audited payments;
Portuguese enterprises suffer competition from Spanish enterprises because the latter benefit from lower fuel prices- fuel representing around 30% of costs- due to lower fuel tax(and VAT).
That represents around 21% of total UK exports.
Together the two unions represent around 2.5 million workers.
As of 2012, sweet oranges represented around 70% of citrus production.
The EU administrative costs represent around six per cent of the EU budget.
Women thus represent around 33% of the College