Examples of using Which represents in English and their translations into Spanish
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The use of retirees employed in language-related functions increased to a total of 406, which represents a 26.1 per cent increase over the reported number for 20042005 322 persons.
the gage will calculate a Zero which represents the average of all the Zero readings taken.
there were approximately 21,159 displaced persons in Chiapas, which represents about 4,063 indigenous families.
common staff costs, the expenditure was $7,888,800 while the apportionment was $5,805,800, which represents a variance of 35.9 per cent;
the expenditure was $219,300 while the apportionment was $16,500, which represents a variance of 1,229.2 per cent;
the expenditure was $465,300 while the apportionment was $13,800, which represents a variance of 3,271.6 per cent;
Of the employed retirees 439 were women, a number which represents 44.8 per cent of the total number of retirees employed during the reporting period.
For 2011, it is provisionally estimated at $93.1 billion, which represents a fall of 2.4 per cent compared to 2010.
The decision to go on strike also defines the strike committee, which represents the interests of workers
They reached just over $660 million in 2002, which represents an increase of about 1.23 per cent over 2001.
we will‘write the icon' which represents the Movement's path for 2007.
However, the United States, which represents 4.9% of the world's shipping tonnage,
Last week we heard of the man born blind which represents all of us who have been born blind because of our sins.
Carving which represents Jesus in front of Pilate
Unanimous agreement by all the parties constitutes a genuine interpretative agreement which represents the will of the"masters of the treaty"
From economics, under the framework of public use, which represents the mountain on the map of the work,
The Democratic Union of the Centre(UDC) party, which represents the upper-middle-class right,
One or more activities, each of which represents a unit of work in the workflow.
The Special Rapporteur is extremely concerned about this draft law, which represents a huge step backwards
These scenarios are compared with a baseline which represents a continuation of currently expected economic growth