Examples of using Which represents in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Other shapes include a circle, which represents infinity or eternity,
In 2002, the gallery expanded its offer with the opening of the Gallery Hest 35, which represents the young generation of Slovenian artists.
(PL) Madam President, the European External Action Service is going to be the diplomatic corps which represents the Union and assists the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs.
The data referred to in the first paragraph of this point shall be kept for a period of five years following conclusion of the contract, which represents the performance of the entire service.
In early Christianity, the bald eagle was seen as hope and strength, which represents salvation.
The data referred to in the first paragraph of this item shall be kept for a period of five years following conclusion of the contract, which represents execution of the entire service.
Recreation Alliance, which represents more than 320 sports governing bodies
Is used to indicate the diskette round which represents a certain amount of money,
The European Landowners Organization- ELO is a federation of national associations from the EU28, which represents the interests of the landowners,
This committee, which represents employers, workers
Finally, I want to underline the fact that the provisions of this directive, which represents a new regulatory frame, should only apply
The state budget, which represents the main part of consolidated balance flows,
This explains the low EAFRD axis 4 financial uptake which represents only 2.9% of the overall allocation of this axis for the programming period but a substantial number
In the current context of budgetary cuts, the Council of the European Union, which represents the governments of the Member States, wanted to make
For comparison: pricewise is the cheapest the passport of the Caribbean Sea island country Saint Lucia, which represents a cost of 100.000$(about 85.000 Eur)
It is also worth mentioning informal training, which represents an underestimated additional source of skills,
Within 14 days of any change in the ownership of any single shareholding which represents 10% or more of the total shareholding of the Community air carrier
Agicoa is a collective management society which represents Belgian and international producers of audiovisual works with a view to managing copyright
Partly, too, the black hole which represents the private individual derives from the fact that Hitler was highly secretive- not least about his personal life,
Together with the brand"Emla", which represents a cream that reduces painful sensations during epilation and other cosmetic procedures,