Examples of using Constitutes one in English and their translations into Finnish
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disseminate the cultural diversity of the Member States, which constitutes one of the Union's greatest assets.
has consistently stated that the issue of weapons of mass destruction constitutes one of the major concerns in relations between the European Union and Iran.
and in any case constitutes one of the means of making it work.
These voluntary agreements constitute one form of self-regulation.
Salaries constitute one of the most visible issues of career recognition.
Embassies constitute one of the most essential
SMEs constitute one of the key drivers in economic growth
Women constitute one such category.
The"integration policy" should constitute one of the pillars of this strategy.
European lawyers constitute one such group.
Culture must, therefore, constitute one of the most solid platforms supporting a Europe of the citizens.
Disabled people constitute one of the most vulnerable groups in society.
The basically peaceful collapse of the Soviet Union constituted one of the most dramatic events of our era.
Recipe designed small in size cakes, which constitute one portion.
Fiscal measures constitute one of the three pillars of the Community's strategy to reduce CO2 emissions from passenger cars.
I must begin by saying that the European Schools constitute one of the most complicated issues in my area of responsibility, and there are a lot of problems.
Such forecasts constitute one piece of information made available to the Governing Council,
the Aaland Islands may constitute one of these only.
Quite rightly, everybody agrees that the Structural Funds constitute one of the pillars of the construction of Europe,
Nevertheless, despite all the EU's efforts, technical barriers to trade still constitute one of the greatest problems for the Single Market.