Exemple de utilizare a Which constitutes în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Which constitutes an enforceable verbal contract.
It is followed by this Executive Summary, which constitutes Chapter 1.
The Green Paper, which constitutes the European response, focuses its analysis in the first instance on.
Ricardo shows us the real movement of bourgeois production, which constitutes value.
Characteristic of the keratin, which constitutes 80% of hair, is the high sulphur content.
New substances were found on the market last year which constitutes a record.
Water, which constitutes over 70% of the human body, is involved in virtually every function of life.
It would address mainly the replacement market, which constitutes 78% of the tyre market.
The agricultural guideline, which constitutes for each budget year the ceiling on agricultural expenditure defined in Article 4(1).
This is a complete orpartial rupture of the cartilaginous tissue, which constitutes the meniscus.
Any part of such a declaration which constitutes an infringement of this Regulation shall not be binding.
Current financial situation of the credit applicant and any other person, which constitutes a personal guarantee;
The identification of the land which constitutes the national forestry fund is based on the forestry arrangements.
The Member States must also disseminate this information to consumers,taking account of any information which constitutes a trade secret.
The first citation is a general reference to the Treaty which constitutes thegeneral basis for the action that is being taken.
Elemental carbon, which constitutes a significant part of diesel engine exhaust gases, is frequently used as a marker of exposures.
We believe in the value-creating power of innovation, which constitutes an integral part of our lives.
This agreement, which constitutes a minimum standard in the fight against illegal fishing, was adopted in November 2009 at the FAO conference.
The management body establishes a list of shareholders, which constitutes proof of ownership for the shares.
The Philippe Méaille collection, which constitutes the collection of the museum, is installed on the first two floors of the museum.
The calories in dried apricots come from sugar. Of the 17.5 g of total carbohydrates,15 g come from the natural sugar of the fruit, which constitutes 90% of the calories.
The Council has been working steadily on the proposal which constitutes one the main priorities of the Spanish presidency.
If participants do not accept to pay the supplement, RIDER Academy will refund their deposit andpayments in full, which constitutes the full settlement.
It adopted the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region, which constitutes an integrated framework to address common challenges.
On this special ESCROW account, the Buyer deposits the amount of money, negotiated by Buyers and Seller andindicated in the ESCROW Agreement, which constitutes the price of real estate.
Endorses the proposed integrated guidelines which constitutes its institutional underpinning following the opinion of the European Parliament;
The Council reached a general approach on the basic provisions of the CFP on 26 February this year(11322/1/12), which constitutes a negotiating mandate for the trilogue discussions.
All the EU Member States are Contracting Parties to the CNS, which constitutes an internationally recognised common platform for nuclear safety development.
It is important todistinguish between fraud and irregularities: fraud is defined as an irregularity committed intentionally, which constitutes a criminal act that only a judge may define as such.
Your honor, the divorce settlement was signed by both parties, which constitutes acceptance, so if we can turn this matter over to the court… No.