Examples of using It constitutes in English and their translations into Czech
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In our view it constitutes a very positive result for consumers
that is the most abundant protein in human blood plasma and it constitutes about half of serum proteins.
the debt issue is more than just a real problem for countries like Portugal: it constitutes a central element of the violent social,
normally developing countries, and it constitutes a clear attack on biodiversity
The adoption of the report by Mr Garriga Polledo marks an import step for this House: it constitutes a clear, pragmatic
The launch of window production in the second hall comprising the EFC gives the company a chance for further development and it constitutes an increase in production space to more than 95 thousand square meters.
as it means we did not dare to recognise that it constitutes a problem for consumers,
has proven to be more lethal than that of nuclear bombs, and it constitutes one of the main driving forces behind public insecurity both nationally and internationally.
I would say- is both a good document since it constitutes a statement of activities that is extremely useful as a working document
combined with the agreement on facilitating the issuing of visas, it constitutes very significant progress in relations between the EU
the Council gave a clear welcome to the communication and considered that it constituted the first layer of a future EU Arctic policy.
and that, in fact, it constituted a forum for preliminary debate in view of the 5th World Water Forum in Istanbul.
None of it constitutes stalking.
It constitutes and expands our policy of constructive unilateralism.
open discussion of it constitutes a breach of national security.
It constitutes an important European Union financial instrument in the area of fisheries.
It constitutes the violation of the most fundamental of human rights- the right to life.
It constitutes a necessary complement to inclusive labour markets, to combat poverty for people who can work.
I voted against Resolution on Cuba because I believe it constitutes an act of interference that violates international law.
It constitutes useful input in the preparation of the follow-up instrument to the DCI under the next Multiannual Financial Framework.