Examples of using Which constitute in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm reporting non-compliance with that article, which constitutes a crime.
We humans have seen the atoms which constitute all of nature and the forces that sculpted this work.
But Wendy took the photos of herself, andthen you published them without her permission, which constitutes copyright infringement.
Audrey, I hold in my hands those holy books which constitute the fundamental framework of humanity's philosophy of good.
Around this meditative ceremony was gradually formed an extensive corpus of remarkable chants, a repertoire which constitutes the core of this CD.
Anti-bribery laws typically allow payments which constitute real and reasonable business expenditures.
Secondly, we must be aware that the pollution is highly localised and, for example,has a major effect on cyclists in the immediate vicinity of mopeds, which constitutes a problem for public health.
Already now, ODA includes many topics which constitute adaptation, and that is quite normal.
I am convinced that with today's vote, we have made a considerable contribution to achieving this essential aim, particularly for the small andmedium-sized enterprise sector, which constitutes the backbone of the economy of every Member State.
Parliament's report includes many concrete suggestions which constitute a valuable contribution to future debates in these conferences.
I would congratulate the rapporteur on his excellent work, which has resulted in a report enabling us to start drawing up the next Multiannual Financial Framework(MFF)for the post-2013 period, which constitutes a challenge for the Commission and for the Council.
This obviously includes international trade agreements, which constitute an exclusive competence of Parliament, and for which parliamentary scrutiny is more justified.
This preposterous utterance by a fellow Member is part of a dishonourable tradition in this House of disregard for the will of European peoples, which constitutes a major threat to the foundations of democracy.
As a promoter of values of human dignity, which constitute basic elements of freedom, democracy and socio-economic development, in the context of the current global landscape, the European Union must be a pioneer and an example to others regarding asylum.
Let me single out a few elements which constitute real progress.
The 2020 Strategy confirmed five EU headline targets which constitute shared objectives guiding the action of Member States and the Union as regards promoting employment, improving the conditions for innovation, research and development, meeting our climate change and energy objectives, improving education levels and promoting social inclusion, in particular through the reduction of poverty.
Your honor, the divorce settlement was signed by both parties, which constitutes acceptance, so if we can turn this matter over to the court.
I recall the statement by my colleague, Ms Ferrero-Waldner, at the debate last month that both the Interim Trade Agreement(Article 1) and the PCA(Article 2)contain human rights clauses which constitute an essential element of those agreements.
Commissioner, you are introducing a general exemption for land-based shops which constitutes discrimination against these undertakings and has an important impact on the functioning of these otherwise healthy shops, which make a significant contribution to national communities and local employment.
First of all, parliaments traditionally pay more attention than governments to civil rights, which constitutes a problem when it comes to decision-making.
Like the rapporteur,I believe that'the review of the European standardisation system should build on the strengths of the existing system which constitute a solid base for improvement, refraining from any radical changes that would undermine its core values. In this spirit, he presents a number of proposals with the view to improving the system within its current boundaries, and looks forward to further suggestions.
I believe adequate consumer protection andsecurity are fundamental to the proper functioning of the markets and to trade, which constitute an essential condition of competitiveness and growth.
Mrs Torstensson, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, fellow Members,the legal acts which constitute the'Telecom' package were enacted in a codecision procedure.
In writing.-(PT) In a world where 43 countries still maintain the death penalty, and where children are forced to watch public executions,Europe must continue to call for an end to this practice, which constitutes a cruel and unacceptable violation of the right to life.
I welcome EU activities andinitiatives aimed at promoting labour and social standards in third countries, which constitute a guarantee that the growth of the global economy will benefit everyone in the current globalised context.
The production of bio-waste is inevitable by definition, butwhat can be avoided is its inadequate management, particularly in the case of it being deposited in landfills, which constitute the main source of gases emitted into the ozone layer.
I draw attention to the fact that all Europe's industrialised countries face the same major social policy problems which constitute a serious risk to the European social welfare model that is essential for our current prosperity.
This resolution urges the European Union to show unreserved support for the change of political regime in the Republic of Cuba and also proposes the use ofEuropean cooperation mechanisms in order to achieve that aim, which constitutes an unacceptable act of interference that contravenes international law.
We call on you to support Amendments 22, 23 and 24 andto vote against those points which constitute intervention in the internal affairs of a sovereign state.
It is very important that the following not be forgotten in these negotiations: the use of child labour, and the failure to comply with international social andenvironmental standards, which constitutes a form of dumping, detrimental to European companies and workers.