Sentence examples for it represents specialised from inspiring English sources
And although that total sounds small in comparison with the estimated 4.7million British people thought to have relocated overseas permanently, or the one million Australians, it represents specialised jobs and highly qualified workers, underlining the importance of tailoring your CV if you're going to land your first expat role in the country.
It represents such romance.
"It represents inviolable optimism".
It represents an amplification".
"It represents George, Levinee said.
Two decades ago, it represented Mr. Milken.
Make it represent yourself.
All four systems represent farms specialised in calving activity (coded as Charolais_Calving, Limousin_Calving, Salers_Calving and Blonde_Calving), i.e. they sell six to 10-month-old weaned non-fattened calves for fattening (mostly to Italy).
A relevant point of attention is, however, that both centres represent highly specialised, reference centres for ovarian cancer surgery, emphasising once more the tight association of surgical excellence and low operative morbidity (Aletti et al, 2009).
The professional body representing doctors specialising in children's health supported a change that would extend NHS advice not to co-sleep from mothers or fathers who smoke, drink or take illegal drugs to all parents.
