Examples of using Which constitutes in English and their translations into Slovak
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They had to invest into civil works which constitutes the dominant part of the cost for deploying FTTH,
There are about 24 million Christians in India which constitutes 2.3 percent of the total population.
Purchase price shall mean everything which constitutes the consideration defined in the first indent,
The nominal value of a multi-purpose voucher shall include everything which constitutes consideration, including the VAT amount,
Are motivated by a concern to preserve together that which constitutes their common identity,
In this way you will mortify egoism which constitutes your greatest peril,
By that which constitutes their separateness and differentiates them in faith
to embrace the divine filiation which constitutes the essence of the Good News.
they will be able to listen to their feelings of satiety or hunger, which constitutes the best of the diets.
First of all, parliaments traditionally pay more attention than governments to civil rights, which constitutes a problem when it comes to decision-making.
Thus, the order is submitted by clicking the“Send order” button, which constitutes a payment obligation for the User.
In 2007 these security charges yielded an estimated revenue of €1.6 billion in the EU, which constitutes approximately 1 percent of the average air fare.
the part of the contract which constitutes a public contract covered by this Directive shall be awarded in accordance with the provisions of this Directive.
that portion of the people of God which constitutes a diocese or other particular Church is to have a defined territory,
The Commission emphasises in that regard the importance of the constitutional principle of solidarity, which constitutes a limit to the financial autonomy of the Historical Territories
a portion of the people of God which constitutes a diocese or other particular church is limited to a definite territory
the Commission intends to develop a more systematic approach to cooperation in this field which constitutes a major sector for enhancing social cohesion
Whereas there is more and more awareness that combating money laundering is one of the most effective means of opposing this form of criminal activity, which constitutes a particular threat to Member States' societies;
If during the publication of the Project there comes to a fact which constitutes an impossibility of performance consisting in the provision of bonuses presented in the description of the Project,
In addition, this Article states that if a design is applied to or incorporated into a product which constitutes a component part of a complex product shall only be considered to be new and original when.