Examples of using Which will constitute in English and their translations into Spanish
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The Chairperson proposed that Ms. Warzazi's revision be retained and that the words"which will constitute, after their adoption by the General Assembly,
other weapons of mass destruction, which will constitute an important step in implementing the above-mentioned resolution.
The repeated allegations made by the Greek Cypriot administration demonstrate that it is not prepared to acknowledge the present reality of the existence of two separate administrations which will constitute the framework of a bi-zonal settlement based on the sovereign equality of the two sides in Cyprus.
show once again its unique expertise in the devising of an international rule which will constitute a decisive step towards nuclear disarmament.
we will be able to agree on a balanced final declaration of commitment on HIV/AIDS, which will constitute a great source of inspiration for national,
Charter on Regional and Minority Languages, which will constitute a further step towards ensuring tolerant coexistence
The repeated allegations made by the Greek Cypriot administration demonstrate that it is not prepared to accept the present realities in the island(i.e. the existence of two separate administrations) which will constitute the framework of a bi-zonal settlement based on the sovereign equality of the two sides in Cyprus.
to enlarge their labour-absorptive capacities adequately, SIDS will continue to lose their trained people through emigration which will constitute a constant drain on the social capital invested in them.
the provision of assistance to those who are displaced, which will constitute the basis for the formulation of a National Programme on Differential Protection of Forcibly Displaced Children and Adolescents.
These include the development of an internal Ombudsman Practices Manual, which will constitute a useful tool for all ombudsmen serving at headquarters and the regional branch offices,
state of domestic and international jurisprudence on the right to education, which will constitute her contribution.
its ministerial segment, which will constitute an important stage to follow up on the principles
office will therefore be different from that of these sites or projects, none of which will constitute a permanent establishment,
rather an assessment to the effectiveness of their implementation which will constitute an important input to the forthcoming High Level Meeting on MDG's, to be held in New York in September 2008.
The appropriation by a soul of those energy units which will constitute its body or sheath,
The constitution will be made up of chapters, each of which will constitute a separate basic law.
The medium-term plan shall include an introduction, which will constitute a key integral element of the planning process.
We have frequently reiterated the importance of such a treaty, which will constitute a significant contribution to the achievement of both nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament.
Expressing Attributes-those which are steadily emerging,-of which we are becoming conscious, and which will constitute the major qualities
This makes it much easier for authors who are not highly trained technically to assemble the data which will constitute the webpage and then upload it to be stored in the webserver's database.