Examples of using Does not represent in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Genetic information is part of the entire spectrum of all healthinformation and does not represent a separate category as such.
As regards the provision of personal data for marketing purposes, which does not represent the fulfilment of a contractual
As for personal data provision for marketing purposes which does not represent filling of the administrator contractual
That does not represent British people's views;
Art does not represent the world; it expresses being,
The“happy meat” movement is achieving these goals, and that does not represent any sort of progress.
provides an added-value and does not represent a high administrative burden.
Much of the TA team leaderŐs time is devoted to project administration, which does not represent a cost-effective use of his time.
Joyzride does not represent either the seller or the buyer in specific transactions.
HayMap does not represent either the seller or the buyer in specific transactions.
The“happy meat” movement is achieving these goals, and that does not represent any sort of progress.
usually of a phenotype, and does not represent a unique locus.
PredictorPro does not have and does not represent any connection or association with any Real World Data
Underlines that the reform of EU own resources does not represent a transfer of national sovereignty in this area,
Someone does not represent a single event in his life without a party in a nightclub,
A cooperative alliance does not represent a permanent change in the market
Where the Chairperson of the Administrative Board does not represent one of the Member States which possess such infrastructure,
However, out of necessity, this survey was conducted from a distance and almost certainly does not represent an accurate figure for the population which ranges over the 59.67 km2(14,700 acres) island.
Taiwan does not represent a threat to the European Union either in terms of illegal immigration(only 45 Taiwanese illegal immigrants have been identified between 2006 and 2008) or in terms of public security.
The subject of a phobia, as a rule, does not represent a real danger,