Примери за използване на Constitute one на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Wisdom, Power, and Harmony constitute one Masonic triad.
They constitute one of the fastest developing signage industries.
Recipe designed small in size cakes, which constitute one portion.
The Falkland Islands constitute one of the last remnants of British colonialism.
These groups are subsets of the parts of speech,several lexico-grammatical groups constitute one part of speech.
Now, raw materials constitute one of the principal portions of constant capital.
That is the case with bananas,which, for many countries, constitute one of their main sources of income.
They constitute one possible exit from the financial and political crises of today.
In the original Greek, verses 3-12 constitute one long, complicated sentence.
The Chinese constitute one of the wisest nations in the world and boast a rich traditional culture and heritage of 5000 years.
According to the Charter the local self-government bodies constitute one of the bases of any democratic.
Disabled people constitute one of the most vulnerable groups in society.
National reconciliation andthe establishment of a national reconciliation government constitute one of our priorities.
Grace and obedience constitute one seamless continuum, not two separate items.
There is no“universal” celebration of the Liturgy, even ifall celebrations of the Liturgy in different places throughout the world constitute one and the same liturgy;
The five claimants constitute one economic unit that must be qualified as an undertaking.
The Creative Industries- ranging fromadvertising to architecture and fashion to film- constitute one of the fastest-growing sectors in the UK.
Whereas acts of terrorism constitute one of the most serious violations of these universal values and principles;
This, of course, does not mean that different nations always and everywhere speak different languages, orthat all who speak one language necessarily constitute one nation.
But why, for instance, do the English and the Americans not constitute one nation in spite of their common language?
SME constitute one the biggest untapped sources of growth in the EU. The“Think Small First” principle must therefore guide the trade policy.
Data storage or other processing services constitute one of the digital services covered by that Directive.
From this one must not conclude“that different nations always and everywhere necessarily speak different languages, orthat all those who speak one language necessarily constitute one nation.
The design and production of training material constitute one of the main Outputs of the FABUSS project.
As these hells constitute one of the six gâti(conditions of sentient existence), and as people are said to be reborn in one or the other according to their Karmic merits or demerits, the blind becomes self-evident.
Whereas a free, independent andimpartial media constitute one of the essential foundations of a democratic society;
As these hells constitute one of the six gati[jatis](conditions of sentient existence), and as people are said to be reborn in one or the other according to their Karmic merits or demerits, the blind becomes self-evident”(TG 225).
The persecution and annihilation of Europe's Jews surely constitute one of the most tragic episodes in human history.
Free, diverse andindependent media constitute one of the cornerstones of a democratic society by facilitating the free flow of information and ideas, and by ensuring transparency and accountability.
Inland, however, the excavations of the Roman port of Ostia- Ostia Antica- constitute one of the finest ancient Roman sites you will see anywhere.