Examples of using Will constitute in English and their translations into Japanese
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It is also our sincere wish that this program will constitute a valuable global network among the participants and lecturers through face-to-face communications during the course and ultimately contribute to the stability and development of the domestic and international financial situations.
A quarter of the data created will be real time in nature, and IoT real time data will constitute over 95% of it.
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.
Admittedly, co-creating a world where resources are shared on an international basis is a huge challenge that will constitute a great transition for humanity.
All of those individual partner websites that carry the message/proposition will constitute the vast army of worker ants that keep the queen ant alive and healthy.
The challenges that start with these scenarios will constitute a proof of great value for Brussels that will have to know how to manage, in the case of output of London, a whole series of new situations, of which does not seem to be entirely conscious.
The particular polar meteorological conditions and the constant presence of light during the 24 hours will be a stimulating challenge for the 46 crew members of the Navy which, after having followed a targeted training, will constitute a valid and indispensable support for the i 23 researchers aboard the Nave Alliance.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD) forecasts4 that the middle-income population in Asia will constitute 66 percent of the world's share in 2030, more than doubling that in 2009 Chart 2.
David Cearly, research vice president at Gartner, goes as far as to say that Next-Generation Architecture-- consisting of SOA, Web services, Extensible Business Reporting Language(XBRL), and business process platforms--"will constitute the third big era in the IT industry's history-- the first having been the hardware era and second belonging to software.".
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And in situations, such as the United States, where the general populace is enfranchised and invited to have a voice in public policy, public education, social services, and so on, Christians may work to ensure that the Word of God is heard and is given room among the many other voices which will constitute the heterogenous whole.
This case will constitute a strong precedent.
Anything beyond this will constitute a new design.
Organized anarchist elements and the organized anarchist movement will constitute that collective.
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