Sentence examples for representing can from inspiring English sources

Progress on forestry has come about largely through national efforts, helped by lower demand for commodities and reinforced by bilateral agreements to do with climate change.And the global perspective that the CBD has some claim to representing can be overblown.

Jackson admits that there is a specific phenomenal way of representing but he now insists that the phenomenal way of representing can be accounted for in physcialist terms.

The rules are: :(P \or Q) \Leftrightarrow (Q \or P) and :(P \and Q) \Leftrightarrow (Q \and P) where "\Leftrightarrow" is a metalogical symbol representing "can be replaced in a proof with".

In "How milk zaps tooth decay" (Daily Mail), zaps represents "can neutralise".

In fact, the shift in trade policy that Lula represents can easily be exaggerated.

Bridging that gap among 1,045 delegates and the 65 synods they represent can feel impossible, she said.

With so many countries and so many interests represented, can the Socialist Internationalist really have a common purpose?

Our own studies also show how visual artists – especially emerging ones and those not commercially represented – can lack the confidence needed to negotiate for themselves.

These diagrams need to be simple, so that the basics of the operation it represents can be appreciated quickly.

"In my experience, properly conducted inquests where families are represented can play a very, very important preventative role".

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