Examples of using Represent only in English and their translations into Spanish
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Those 56 represent only 0.98 per cent of the total recommendations made from 1 January 2004 up to 30 September 2009.
Seized funds represent only a small fraction of total funds available to terrorist organizations.
However, those data represent only gross outflows,
river transports represent only 15% and 5% of the freight market, respectively.
For example, current data represent only the central government expenditure,
Remittances represent only the portion of workers' compensation saved
Domestic energy sources to cover the total consumption represent only cca 10 per cent(1990);
The tables above represent only general trends with many exceptions,
B/ These figures represent only the core budgets of UNDP
Vulnerable indigenous communities represent only a small fraction of the poverty-ridden population in South Africa,
The operational improvements suggested by OIOS, however, represent only a part of the total solution to the issues identified within the Civilian Police Unit of the Department.
These“radical” technological advances, however, represent only a fraction of what the economic literature typically identifies with innovation
incentive to partner with UNEP represent only a small component of the economy.
Those apparently large numbers actually represent only $3 to $4 per person on the planet.
Therefore, UNCITRAL texts represent only a part of the legal basis
The figures cited below represent only the information available at the time the present report was finalized.
the Financial Regulations and Rules represent only the minimum standards consistent with maintaining sound internal controls.
B Figures in this column represent only that portion of all services envisaged that was effectively committed as per the terms of the original contract.
Please be aware that values obtained from the diagnostic scale represent only an approximation of actual analytical medical data.
the weapons confiscated represent only the tip of the iceberg.