Examples of using Could constitute in English and their translations into Greek
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The elements that could constitute the foundations of this social model have been brought into question by Mrs Merkel
Carlos Ghosn fled from Japan by acting in a way that could constitute a crime in itself.
Furthermore, Member States shall refrain from imposing on such types of offers of securities other disclosure requirements at national level which could constitute a disproportionate or unnecessary burden.
A civil peace corps could constitute a tool for such an action plan, designed to prevent conflicts.
The ECJ found that information that could constitute business secrets will generally lose its secret/confidential nature after five years.
conflict zones could constitute‘hiding places' for the deadly virus- WHO chief.
Look Out For Signs There are some places where RF signals could constitute a hazard, such as health-care facilities
so moving up to the big city could constitute their greatest happiness.
The basic conditions that could constitute the terms of reference have been set, President of Cyprus Mr.
National authorities should inform the EPPO without delay of any conduct that could constitute an offence within the competence of the EPPO.
A European perspective including Article 49 of the Treaty on European Union' could constitute a driving force for reforms in these countries.
The results of the project could constitute a guide for a rehabilitation service against natural disasters
the demos emerges as the most appropriate economic unit that could constitute the nucleus of an inclusive democracy.
The carriage of the passenger and/or his/her baggage could constitute a threat to the security,
If it can be shown that they called on demonstrators to prevent police from carrying out a lawful operation, this could constitute a prosecutable public order offence.
model of sustainable development; in this way, such solutions could constitute a competitive advantage.
Their aim was to establish whether cannabinoids could constitute a new therapeutic tool in the fight against HER2-positive breast cancer.
Recalls that cooperatives could constitute another step in the completion of the EU internal market
Moreover, the sanctions could constitute crimes against humanity, according to article 7 of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
In any case, this line could constitute the basis for a credible proposal,