Examples of using Constitute in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Medicine
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Programming
Constitute an integral and essential part of a technological process;
The Annexes to this Agreement constitute an integral part thereof.
To develop a monitoring proposal that will constitute a reference point at European level.
Together, they will constitute the comprehensive European Employment
For the purpose of this opinion, these countries will constitute a"Watch List".
The number of wardrobe items that will constitute the filling of the corner cabinet of the coupe.
Only then will these countries constitute true democracies.
The Commission will investigate whether certain state measures could constitute disguised restructuring aid.
Such incentives might constitute State aid.
How can autonomous Member States constitute a non-state federation, remains a mystery.
Constitute the memory of mankind.
The three companies therefore constitute undertakings.
Data processing services constitute one of the digital services covered by that Directive.
Which may constitute a criminal offence.
Children are what constitute a family.
Circumstances such as the closure of airspace owing to the eruption of a volcano constitute extraordinary circumstances for the purposes of Regulation No 261/2004;
Scaled below level A1, but can constitute useful objectives for beginners.
Our extended faculties and senses now constitute a single field of experience which demands that they become collectively conscious.
Immigration officers have become part of what Karl Marx's colleague Frederick Engels described as'the armed bodies of men' who constitute the state.
The Macedonian and the Bosnian pines in Pirin National Park constitute respectively 42% and 52% of their total area in Bulgaria.