Examples of using Constitute one in English and their translations into Polish
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it should be recalled that already in the original investigation it was established that all types of the product under investigation(see below under Section B.) constitute one single category of product5.
The annual reports of the numbers participating in the Memorial Supper constitute one of our best means of knowing approximately the number of fully consecrated Christians interested in what is styled Present Truth.
in the current international context, should constitute one of the principal pillars, if not the principal pillar,
realized within the two projects mentioned above, constitute one of the 240 km long POLCRUST 01 seismic transects, the first such research project in Poland, of unique importance.
packing, etc., all of them constitute one product for the purpose of this proceeding because they have the same physical characteristics
since human rights constitute one of the pillars of the values set out in the Treaties of the European Union.
negative affective states, which constitute one of the basic components of happiness
Big groups which want to have classes at the same time may constitute one big group- however we should be informed about it in advance, that is during registration, the number of people in the group also should be given.
confirming that this should constitute one of the cornerstones of Community policies in the areas of health and the environment.
third countries constitute one of the priorities for European foreign policy:
and that the right to the protection of personal data may constitute one of the aspects of the right to respect for private life does not mean that all personal data necessarily fall within the concept of‘private life.
Acts of terrorism constitute one of the most serious violations of the universal values of human dignity,
The multitude and recurrence of infringements of norms regulating the legislative procedure may constitute one of the grounds for classifying a given infringement as a significant one in the context of the constitutional review of law
whereas these schemes may constitute one of the bases for a uniform Community certification scheme;
localised in a manner so that the facilities constitute one complete working unit.
Knowing that marriage and the family constitute one of the most precious of human values,
important area which will, moreover, constitute one of the 12 levers for reviving the Single Market that I referred to at the beginning of my speech,
Man's brutal treatment of woman constitutes one of the darkest chapters of human history.
The agreement constitutes one of the pillars of cooperation between Poland and Ukraine.
Therefore, environment constitutes one of the three interrelated pillars of sustainable development.