Examples of using Represented only in English and their translations into Spanish
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That amount represented only the net balance of the inter-office voucher clearing account.
As at 19 July 2006, 23 per cent of certificates had not been received but represented only 5 per cent of the total payments.
French produce represented only 1 200 tons whereas the import products reached 12 800 tons.
In 1993 women represented only 4 per cent of persons accredited in the diplomatic corps.
the GDP per capita represented only 61 per cent of its 1980 value.
The quota of these expenses in the budgetary transfers continues to be insignificant and in 2007 represented only 15.4% of total transfers;
In other words, production for that year represented only 30 percent of the 1987 production level.
the metal casings represented only 35 percent of the bomb's weight.
In 1999, at $56 billion, the ODA of the 22 members of DAC represented only 0.24 per cent of their GNP.
For example, during the 1994-1996 period, Vancouver received 4,947 refugee applications, which represented only 4 per cent of the overall landings in Vancouver.
Although from 1997 to 2002 the number of laboratory investigations increased by 28 per cent, this represented only 43 per cent of the capacity in 1989.
women represented only 9.3 per cent of all individual owners of farms
Although FDI represented only a small fraction of their total assets,
The original departure into the land of trials represented only the beginning of the long and really perilous path of initiatory conquests and moments of illumination.
The abuses he had enumerated unfortunately represented only a small fraction of those committed in the country.
How surprised he was to discover… that visible matter represented only 50% of the mass… necessary to deploy such a gravitational force.
Since that represented only a tiny proportion of Government employees, she assumed that
Ms. Rusli noted that financing REDD-plus readiness represented only part of the needs of financing sustainable forest management.
In 2005, there had been 804 polygamous marriages, which represented only 0.34 per cent of the total number of marriages contracted that year.
However, in 2009 this still represented only 1.5% of worldwide clinical research articles