Examples of using Would constitute in English and their translations into Romanian
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Provisional entry into force of the agreement pending the debate in the European Parliament in February would constitute a huge violation of the fundamental principle of democracy.
the recommended dose of Busilvex would constitute an overdose of busulfan.
rebates, etc.) would constitute a restriction of competition by object.
then Deena's protest would constitute a political act.
Patents: Is your company applying for a patent of which open sourcing your project would constitute public disclosure?
social services for migrants would constitute an effective measure against the transmission of HIV.
If Doyle is living with you… that would constitute a breach of her parole.
the recommended dosage of Busilvex would constitute an overdose of busulfan.
At the outset of a century that would constitute the bloodiest in human history.
The modules would constitute a European reference framework for the design
We therefore submit that trying this individual would constitute a mockery of the justice system.
The fornications in the cup would constitute false teachings and doctrines that would be contrary to Christ,
The essential requirements also provide the basis for developing more detailed rules that would constitute the'Community harmonisation legislation' within the meaning of Regulation(EC) 765/2008.
if applied to cross-border payments, would constitute a breach of the Regulation.
Key performance indicators translate objectives into measurable targets and stipulate what would constitute an acceptable performance level.
You realize of course that failing to notify the authorities of a historical find on state-granted land would constitute fraud.
such an influence would constitute only the indirect consequence of the economic policy measures adopted.
entry into which by either side would constitute an act of war.
Do not ask questions that would result in acquiring information on things legislation says would constitute unfair discrimination.
If the ratio of contribution cannot be determined, it shall be considered equal, unless this would constitute inequitable financial loss in respect of either of the partners.