Examples of using Will constitute in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Centre hopes this will constitute the last consultation in the long-running process before the Administrative Council takes a vote on the amended ICSID Rules.
communicated to you and your acceptance of and/or continued use of the Community after such notification of change will constitute your acceptance of such changes.
These divisions of our subject, with numerous ramifications, will constitute the major portion of the remainder of this treatise.
The coursework will constitute a suite of foundation level business courses that provide basic business knowledge
The EPSR will constitute the reference for the design of the post-2020 EU financial programming period.
after two(2) weeks of such Update notification will constitute your unconditional acceptance of the Update.
This will constitute a large amount of work for all the Member States,
Foundational papers/subjects will constitute the remaining coursework for the student,
This money will constitute a fundamental source, complementing the necessary investments from national budgets.
The standards are essential for fair procedures and will constitute the foundation of all common procedures under future Community law.
The third threat to liberalism is that some people will remain both indispensable and undecipherable, but they will constitute a small and privileged elite of upgraded humans.
For the purpose of this opinion, these countries will constitute a"Watch List" and are denoted with an asterisk.
The Business Plan will constitute the doctoral thesis
This action will constitute the first building block of the EU's support to the Colombian peace process.
That amount will constitute the prime reference for the budgetary authority during the annual budgetary procedure.
I feel that agriculture chapters will constitute an important issue for both parties in these negotiations.
These recordings will be our sole property and will constitute evidence of the communications between us.
The saved on earth will constitute the"other sheep" as opposed to the"little flock" in the heavenly places.
Ultimately, whether waste will constitute a problem or a resource all depends on how we manage it.
Since the operation of the systems will constitute a public service, it is in the EU's interest to optimise these economic