But he said that France has historically represented a "slightly different tradition" in monetary affairs that could lead to a "more broad reconfiguration of how they make decisions, how they do business".
In my mind, this part of California represented the essence of what California itself has historically represented for the whole country: a place of liberation, of leisure, of breaking free from what's expected.
Although Berman has historically represented some constituents in the San Fernando Valley, his district has been concentrated in Los Angeles' Westside.
But they are powerful fables, and they represent for Hindus what the Bible and the Greek myths together may have historically represented in the West.
"Relations with the United States have historically represented a challenge for Cuba," stated President Castro, "given their permanent pretension of exercising domination over our nation".
This effort on the part of Gap represents a proactive approach to fostering professional development among uneducated women, who have historically represented a fringe group in the apparel industry (cf., Hart & Sharma, 2004).
"This whole series make me question why white writers, producers, and filmmakers, have historically represented the president as black in TV and film?
Immigrants have historically represented a disproportionate number of victims of labor and sex trafficking in the U.S. A recent report released by the Faith Alliance Against Slavery & Trafficking reveals that 95percentt of all labor trafficking victims in the U.S. are foreign-born and 80percentt are undocumented.
Meanwhile, natural products have historically represented an importance source of chemical scaffolds and bioactive substructures for the medicinal chemist.
Alginic acid, a polysaccharide originally extracted from brown seaweeds, and its salts have historically represented the most common material to fabricate microcapsules used to envelop, mainly, although not solely, pancreatic islet cells.
As men have historically represented a larger but decreasing proportion of people living with HIV, it is possible that Ontario men who were infected earlier in the epidemic were sicker and had higher mortality, resulting in a healthier cohort of older HIV-positive men within our population.
