Examples of using Would constitute in English and their translations into Greek
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(b) his or her surrender would constitute a contravention of any provision of the Constitution…'.
This would constitute a financial breach of the substance of the principle of subsidiarity.
Catalexit would constitute a dramatic sudden return of the eurozone crisis.
Project team: What would constitute successful European development for your organisation?
And what would constitute a win for.
Breaching this provision would constitute a criminal offense and mebmods.
And North Korea has said that would constitute an act of war.
Anything more than that would constitute a spoiler so there I stop with plot-summary.
Which then, of course, would constitute an actual date.
The existence of any fact which, if established, would constitute the breach of an international obligation;
Further submitted that finding a violation would constitute adequate just.
Treatment of these cancers would constitute overtreatment.
It certainly should not take any action that would constitute a human rights violation.
Already by 1985 the native-born would constitute the majority.
The prospect of a reduction from Sinopec would constitute a significant blow for Iran.
Some argue that a favorable debt structure would constitute a significant incentive for investors.
It is not even clear what would constitute victory.
It was not clear what would constitute a victory.
A permanent army would constitute the greatest danger to the revolution because dictatorship would forge itself under its influence
Note: If a conformance logo is used, it would constitute a claim and must be accompanied by the required components of a conformance claim listed above.