Examples of using That constitute in English and their translations into Slovak
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Federal laws of the Russian Federation on customs regulation are aimed at ensuring the implementation ofinternational agreements that constitute the normative base of the Eurasian Economic Community,
As you know, during your cultivation, not only will all elements that constitute your humanness try to stop you from breaking away from being a human,
facilitate best practice dissemination throughout Member States, in particular through the relevant national promotional banks and institutions that constitute a major tool for a coordinated EU response to the low level of investment;
all matter in the cosmos is formed through sequential formation of microscopic substances and particles that constitute bigger particles until they reach the level of cells- particles the size of molecules that can be observed today by humans.
For compound ingredients consisting of mixtures of spices and/or herbs that constitute less than 2% of the finished product,
changing factors that constitute the derivative effects of one company's decision to use a particular feedstock to produce a fuel.
independent auditing that constitute the basis for decisions under paragraph 4,
possibly individual private funds that constitute a third pillar.
hence the areas that constitute elements of a common immigration policy under Article 79 of the Treaty.
the areas that constitute elements of a common immigration policy under Article 79 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
standards and policies that constitute the body of Union law;
of the Treaty establishing the European Community that constitute the legal basis or bases of all the proposals founded on these Treaties will be renumbered.
In the case of Italy(Puglia), 97% of public support to NPIs concerned the restoration of traditional dry-stone walls that constitute a characteristic of the regional farming systems and of the landscape.
is a term used in Tibetan Buddhism in the categorization of esoteric tantric Indian Buddhist texts that constitute part of the Kangyur,
developments in credit and in assets prices that constitute bubbles which are not promptly corrected by markets, given errors in expectations.
The European regions of knowledge are contending with numerous elements of change that constitute both challenges and opportunities and influence their capacity
Almost 80% of all active substances will no longer be affected but only those that constitute a risk to human health or the environment, and this is on a scientific basis.
offshoots of My own divine self, that constitute the entire visible creation
The Council AGREES that there is a need to start identifying areas that constitute bottlenecks, including infrastructure,
Only the carrot and the stick that constitute the key dynamics of the accession process can get the governments of these countries to focus on carrying out the work