Examples of using Which constituted in English and their translations into Swedish
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Ferriere Nord was a repeat offender, which constituted an aggravating circumstance;
distribution of both undertakings' products through the CIF, which constituted anticompetitive conduct in breach of Article 81(1) EC;
With respect to weight, 5 of the 15 pregnancies reported with EVRA were among women with baseline body weight equal or greater than 90 kg, which constituted< 3% of the study population.
in 2004 a structural reform of health insurance, with the aim of curbing the dynamic of health expenditure, which constituted a major problem in controlling general Government expenditure in recent years.
whose attitude toward the community appeared to him at Medina as a personal insult which constituted a sufficient cause for war.
Regarding ball bearings as well as some specific products which constituted separate markets,
continued to be considered as part of the main Benedictine body, and those which constituted practically new
Anything which constitutes junk mail,
The products which constitute the capital of a nation are not consumable" p.150.
Characteristic of the keratin, which constitutes 80% of hair,
The prostate gland contains many small glands, which constitute about twenty percent of the fluid.
We won't be needing your recording, which constitutes entrapment.
Through this process the life units B, which constitute the actual nutrition, are liberated.
universal science(knowledge) which constitutes the basic foundation of creation.
The importance of direct payment schemes which constitute an essential support in this sector;
The Green Paper, which constitutes the European response,
The schools which constitute Quality English are independent
The notification shall contain all the facts which constitute the evidence of the alleged infringement
Unanimity shall be required for measures which constitute a step back as regards the liberalization of capital movements.
The Association Council welcomed this farsighted decision which constitutes an important step towards further integration of all inhabitants of Latvia.