Examples of using Which constitute in English and their translations into Polish
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called nucleotides which constitute the four letters of the genetic code the language of heredity.
FOR TWO Bali Spa is an oasis of peace and calm, which constitute a perfect place for a romantic date for two.
of urinary bladder and urethra posterior which constitute 13,7% of such injuries and.
of urinary bladder and urethra posterior which constitute 13,7% of such injuries
These companies occupy 3 000 000 sq m of office space which constitute approx. 20% of the total stock of modern office space in these countries.
along with a constellation of changes which constitute the next stage on your path to freedom
It is these stumbling-blocks and snares which constitute a large part of the peril of this evil day;
The name“Social Dialogue Council” consists of three equally important words which constitute a symbolic amalgamate, through which we wish to communicate with the society
the Fund holds a total of 284,386 Company shares, which constitute a 3.90% stake in the Company's authorised capital.
It is an effect of involvement of the group of workers, starting from the board of directors until the lowest level of workers, which constitute the continuation of the history of ROMANIK S.A.
In other words, some"superior intelligence" must"organise" the appearance of all these supposed"coincidents" and"unfortunate converges of circumstances" which constitute the"curse of inventors.
its strategies and plans and which constitute its raison d'être in society now
and attributes which constitute the Son and the Spirit,
its strategies and plans and which constitute its raison d'être in society now
But the tendencies for mental factors, such as love and compassion, which constitute these good qualities, and the tendencies for the discriminating awareness with which to have a realization are also activated and strengthened by a teacher's inspiration.
to study certain characteristics of the divine nature which constitute the character of Deity.
it gives a meaning to the trials and difficulties which constitute part of our instructions in that great work;
brutality and baseness which constitute the mechanics of control in every class society including also that of democracy.
The"tares," which constitute the majority in the nominal church
stable oligopoly, with largely homogenous cost structures, which constitute a separate relevant market from other hotels.