Examples of using Constitutes in English and their translations into Czech
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What constitutes an anomaly?
I hardly think 8:00 constitutes.
What constitutes'provocation'?
Showing up at my work constitutes a surprise.
What constitutes a good religion?
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The Treaty on European Union constitutes the foundations.
What constitutes a sentient life form?
In, uh… In my book, that constitutes as a date night.
This constitutes documentation which could be damaging.
What Mrs Merkel is doing constitutes a stress test for the euro.
That constitutes something more than seeing somebody.
If you're helping him in any way, that constitutes a federal crime.
It is what constitutes, indeed defines, being British.
I'm reporting non-compliance with that article, which constitutes a crime.
M'lud, this constitutes an attack on the witness' character.
Yeah, but I don't think liking it constitutes a mental illness.
That constitutes a federal crime. if you're helping him in any way.
It's about bucking the media's opinion as to what constitutes a good parent.
Such pain constitutes a motivational operation establishing escape.
There are these rules that guys have,an understanding as to what constitutes cheating.
Your order constitutes an offer to us to buy a Product.
I fail to see how marrying a brilliant Radcliffe girl constitutes rebellion.
Your consent also constitutes a legal provision under data protection law.
I brought my attorney who confirms that this constitutes a verbal contract.
But nothing that constitutes a whole weapon, and certainly nothing that is operational.
Your knowledge andopen discussion of it constitutes a breach of national security.
This constitutes a functional barrier for people who do not speak any of these languages.
We are all parts of the great circulation that constitutes the Earth and its ecosystems.
It nevertheless constitutes a step forward, in that at least part of that opium will not end up as heroin, but as morphine.
The information on security standards listed herein constitutes a brief summary of elementary rules only.