Examples of using Which constitute in English and their translations into Danish
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The obect of control can be one or more undertakings which constitute legal entities,
The review committees will be composed of representatives of the authorities and other bodies which constitute the working and advisory groups appointed by the Irish Government in 1988.
In this way it will strengthen the social security arrangements which constitute the indispensable corollary to freedom of movement of people.
It uses a built-in list of target file type extensions which constitute the most popular data.
security are fundamental to the proper functioning of the markets and to trade, which constitute an essential condition of competitiveness and growth.
In conformity with the relevant provisions of the Treaties, the legalbasis for each of the provisions or decisions which constitute the Schengen acquis.
they call into question the implementation of initiatives and investments which constitute gains and added value for the EU.
third subparagraphs shall not apply to acts which constitute a development of the Schengen acquis.
civil liberties is one of the most important things which constitute us as the European Union.
On the uppermost part of the symbol we see the sun's cosmic rays, which constitute macrocosmic vital force.
In the hilly landscape of Holstein Switzerland, there are gentle gradients, which constitute the particular charm of the landscape.
recorded works of L. Ron Hubbard, which constitute the Scripture of the Scientology religion.
The Council, acting unanimously, shall determine, in conformity with the relevant provisions of theTreaties, the legal basis for each of the provisions or decisions which constitute the Schengen acquis.
Reserve base: the sum of the balance sheet items( in particular liabilities) which constitute the basis for calculating the reserve requirement of a credit institution.
It is the view of the Council that any partial participation by Ireland in the Schengen acquis must respect the coherence of the subject areas which constitute the ensemble of this acquis.
the regulated professional activity or range of activities which constitute this profession in a Member State;
Through the use of your voice, you learn to vibrate the tones of that language into fragments, which constitute a sentence or individual words that make up a sentence,
There are adverse events or developments which constitute a serious threat to financial stability
adopt the broad economic policy guidelines which constitute the main instrument of economic coordination.