Examples of using Often constitute in English and their translations into French
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that remittances by documented migrants to their countries of origin often constitute a very important source of foreign exchange
literacy barriers, often constitute insurmountable hurdles.
some aspects of tradition, such as those related to deeply rooted power inequities of society, often constitute a cause of violence against women and girls.
The truth is that actions in the scope of mergers and acquisitions often constitute restructuring tools as,
consequences of extreme poverty often constitute violations of various human rights.
as women and girls often constitute a majority of the rural population
the challenge of matching the costs with available resources often constitute serious obstacles for many countries.
that remittances by documented migrants to their countries of origin often constitute a very important source of foreign exchange
as these very small pensions often constitute the only regular source of income for the entire family.
others because their energy exports often constitute the bulk of the wealth created.
Houseborn slaves(oikogeneis) often constituted a privileged class.
Quantifiable behavior is in practice often constituted by task performance.
variety of the activity, which often constitutes challenges, stimulate the intellect
The roof is the most visually impressive component, often constituting half the size of the whole edifice.
Sensitivity and pain perception anomaly must be qualified, abnormal sensitivity in itself often constitutes a substantial deficit.
In other cases discrimination is covert, often constituting an invidious part of society that can even go unnoticed by many.
It is present in towns and the countryside, where it often constitutes the only law enforcement agency.
Expenditure is heavily weighted towards development(capital) expenditure, often constituting more than 80 percent of budgets.
Such a pawn often constitutes a strong advantage for its owner because the opposing king does not have the range to cover both sides of the board.
Violence against women often constituted a form of torture or ill-treatment,