Examples of using Which constitute in English and their translations into Swedish
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Here you can see the steps from order to delivery which constitute the quoted lead time.
High-frequency algorithmic trading is characterised, among others, by high message intra-day rates which constitute orders, quotes or cancellations.
The EU appeals to Belarus's leaders to put an end to these actions, which constitute an obstacle to the development of relations between the EU and Belarus.
Numerous Union acts have been adopted since the adoption of Directive 2000/60/EC, which constitute emission control measures in accordance with Article 16 of that Directive for individual priority substances.
He sent down to you this scripture, containing straightforward verses- which constitute the essence of the scripture- as well as multiple-meaning or allegorical verses.
The use of this site("www. ipsos. com") is subject to certain Terms of Use which constitute a legal agreement between you
A large number of comrades from different parts of Germany[1] have adopted the following theses, which constitute an application of the Erfurt program to the contemporary problems of international socialism.
Of them are found in the supply chain, which constitute almost 30% of Sweden's engineering industry.
There is now complete agreement on the two Regu lations which constitute the legal'framework for the euro,
commercial agreements, which constitute a loyalty-inducing and unfair system vis-à-vis its dealers.
gives the EU access to Greenland fisheries products, which constitute more than 90% of Greenland's total exports.
But the NAPincl has three extra pillars which constitute the bulk of the report.
in our human resources, which constitute our wealth.
And the power to exchange mutual services and the products which constitute these means….
requires weekly laboratory hours, which constitute almost one-third of total credit hours.
they shall designate the premises or location which constitute the warehouse.
cultural exchanges, which constitute the basis for growth
To state that Islam can never change is to assert that the Koran and Hadith, which constitute the religion's core,
professional users, which constitute a source of employment and growth.