Examples of using Constituted in English and their translations into Czech
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And consequently, constituted a mutiny.
Your Eminences at the conclusion of this properly constituted ecclesiastical court I am ready to pronounce the verdict agreed by us all.
recession but, on the contrary, constituted a bomb ready to explode, with incalculable consequences for people's income.
a grouping which has been constituted for this tender procedure.
the 40.6 million euros that constituted the payment, several months ago, of the second tranche of the 120-million-euro programme known as'Poverty Reduction Budget Support.
they had a theory about why this conduct constituted a number of federal crimes,
that obviously constituted an interlayer among wood bottom shrine
And they had a theory about why this conduct constituted a number of federal crimes, They filed a separate indictment to add more charges, and that a very significant sentence could attach to it under the law.
This Church, constituted and organized as a society in the present world,
since it has so far been the Member States that constituted these guarantees for their peoples.
The one Church of Christ, as a society constituted and organized in the world,
It was the advanced spiritual maturity of the Jews at that time which enabled them to receive through Moses the Will of God clearly expressed in the form of laws, which constituted the greatest treasure and the best
criminal justice sector(Police Directive) constituted a crucial step towards a modernised
The first study explored what constituted for participants the challenging experience commonly described as"living between the two worlds" of their mainstream education and professions versus their tribal communities.
in 2007 the proposals that fell within my remit and that I presented to you constituted almost 20% of all the strategic initiatives of the European Commission,
This paper baler was constituted by 60HP(45KW) motor,
even legally constituted states like ours are not entitled to contravene the right to the integrity of the person.
which in contrast is constituted by social reflection
And if the people in the countryside, could ever trust the government in Saigon. about what constituted progress, what victory would look like, Sheehan and his colleagues began asking tough questions where 80% of South Vietnam's population lived.
where 80% of South Vietnam's population lived, could ever trust the government in Saigon. about what constituted progress, what victory would look like, Sheehan and his colleagues began asking tough questions.