Examples of using Often constitute in English and their translations into Arabic
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In fact, children often constitute a part of the labour force.
Environmental degradation and resource depletion also often constitute major risk factors.
Such violations often constitute breaches of specific treaty obligations.
These phenomena,ranging from major political grievances to failed States and poverty, often constitute threats to our common security in and of themselves.
Mercenary activities often constitute threats to national and even regional peace and security.
Paragraph 2, which reproduces Article 5(2) of the OECD Model,lists examples of places that will often constitute a permanent establishment.
They often constitute a breach of international legal obligations and/or are unconstitutional.
Procedural and evidentiary rules often constitute sources of exclusion.
The inspectors, who very often constitute the largest category of personnel of the supervisory authorities, must have the necessary qualifications and experience.
AI indicated that confessions,including those obtained under torture were regularly admitted in court and often constitute the main if not the only basis for conviction.
Locally provided services often constitute the first contact that citizens have with governmental processes.
Some countries have focused their legislation to address the needs and concerns of certain vulnerable groups such as indigenous peoples,the Roma and racial or ethnic minority women, who often constitute a" doubly disadvantaged" group.
On the African continent, literacy programmes often constitute a key first stage of basic adult education.
Such attacks often constitute symbolic violence by which the perpetrators aim to send a message to members of religious minorities that they are not welcome in the community or country.
The Special Rapporteur notes that they may often constitute non-lethal alternatives to other security devices.
In this connection, the Secretariat wishes to underscorethe fundamental difference between States and international organizations, whose aid and assistance activities in an ever-growing number and diversity of areas, often constitute their core functions.
The attitudes of many doctors and nurses often constitute particular obstacles to women seeking to make informed decisions concerning their own health.
In the non-food sectors, priority will be given to supporting theprocessing of natural fibre-based materials such as cotton, wool, silk, hides and skins, bamboo and wood, which often constitute a major share of the indigenous natural resources of developing countries.
Further, infrastructure services often constitute natural monopolies, that is to say, situations in which output is produced more cheaply by a single firm.
Regrettably, in times of conflict, many Governments are unwilling to live up to this responsibility;in fact, they often constitute the major impediment to any meaningful humanitarian assistance and protection.
The remittances of documented migrants to their countries of origin often constitute a very important source of foreign exchange and are instrumental in improving the well-being of relatives left behind.
This document recognizes that" the integration of the gender approach in Cape Verde has been a challengetaking into account persisting socio-cultural perceptions, which often constitute an obstacle to the development, formulation and implementation of policies.
While women enter the teaching profession in increasing numbers and often constitute a majority in both developing and industrialized countries, they rarely attain high-level administrative positions.
Regarding(iv) regulatory cooperation, domestic regulation measures such as qualification requirements also determine the level of liberalization,since such requirements often constitute important market entry barriers to services trade, for example trade in professional services.
The Council underlines that economic rehabilitation and reconstruction often constitute the major tasks facing societies emerging from conflict and that significant international assistance becomes indispensable to promote sustainable development in such cases.
Non-discretionary activities also refer to those of an ongoing or permanent nature and often constitute" core functions", such as conference services, good offices, data collection, research and analysis, administrative support and backstopping services.
Views were expressed that subnational approachesfor estimating and monitoring emissions can often constitute an initial step towards national approaches, and could be scaled up progressively in accordance with national circumstances, national capacities and the availability of resources.
(b) Mortars,rockets and grenade launchers or mounted anti-aircraft guns often constitute the main armament of light forces, providing them with high firepower that often causes heavy casualties among the civilian population if used indiscriminately;