Examples of using To constitute in English and their translations into Dutch
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social spheres and should be deemed to constitute discrimination.
Furthermore, they must not allow waste disposal to constitute a public nuisance through excessive noise levels or unpleasant odours, or to degrade places of special natural interest.
It seems to me that, for a measure to constitute an obstacle, it is sufficient that it should be reasonably likely to have that effect on migrant workers.
A financial intermediary should therefore be considered to constitute a branch only if all the other criteria listed by the Commission in the draft Communication are also met.
The Commission considers such provisions to be discriminatory and to constitute unjustified restrictions on the free movement of capital.
However, in order for a violation of fundamental rights to constitute persecution within the meaning of the Geneva Convention it must be sufficiently serious.
Visa and residence permits continue to constitute a major obstacle to third country cooperation.
The Commission's conclusions however were not intended to constitute a public report as referred to by the honourable Member of Parliament.
The Council shall, within three months of its first meeting, take all appropriate measures to constitute the Economic and Social Committee.
we as Parliament rightly expect it to constitute an improve ment for the entité Community.
aid must be granted to certain undertakings(or the produc tion of certain goods) to constitute State aid.
it has been concluded that any competition-related concerns were considered not to constitute a compelling reason against the continuation of the measures.
Under Article 92(l) aid must be granted to certain undertakings(or the production ofcertain goods) to constitute state aid.
at places of work was classified, noise proved to constitute the major nuisance.
In writing.- The MDG contracts promise to constitute a significant shift towards a clearer road map for achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
the acts of persecution must be sufficiently serious by their nature or repetition as to constitute a severe violation of basic human rights.
In addition to their shape and size, the chemical and physical properties of konjac are the cause for jelly mini-cups to constitute a serious risk to human health.
First republic===After the death of Matilda of Tuscany, the city began to constitute itself an independent commune, with a charter in 1160.
according to one of the conditions, people's presence is assumed to constitute a threat to public order.
Secondly, the research obligations from Annex II have now been formulated in such a way as not to constitute an unnecessary barrier to measures.