Examples of using Would represent in English and their translations into Swedish
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His players would represent over 10 percent of our business.
As I was saying, um, each booth would represent a different culture.
If finally adopted, this figure would represent a cut in real terms.
This would represent an important step in creating a free
that the FTAA would represent a single undertaking
It would represent an important opportunity to encourage contacts between civil society
The swift adoption of the text proposed would represent the first stage in governance reform of the programmes.
All this would represent another few steps forward in improving the quality of animal transport.
SMRTV revealed that Michele Perniola and Anita Simoncini would represent San Marino at the Eurovision Song Contest 2015 during a press conference on 27 November 2014.
A doubling of crude prices would represent an increase of 12% to 15% in the cost of transport,
The adoption of this Framework Decision would represent a step forward in European Union action against drug trafficking.
That part of the amendment would represent a step backwards as compared to the current jurisprudence.
Finansinspektionen would represent Sweden as a voting member,
This would represent a shift from an approach of reactive security to an approach of active security.
The cost of energy would represent a considerable part of their expenses,
The reported aggregated estimations from LULUCF from the Member States would represent a net sequestration of 13 Million tonnes CO2.
A large majority of Convention members doubted the usefulness of creating a new institution that would represent national parliaments only.
where Members would represent the Union as a whole,
The air quality benefits of using pulverised coal with CCS would represent between 6% and 18% of the carbon capture costs in the EU as a whole.
These gains would represent an annual cost reduction of a fifth compared to not having emissions trading at EU level.