Examples of using Will constitute in English and their translations into Czech
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Taking them will constitute an act of war.
Here we are already in the budget procedure proper and the vote here will constitute the final result.
This will constitute the'Europe 2020' strategy.
Together with Sergeant Craig and me, you will constitute the operational team.
These will constitute thousands of ambassadors for our mutual cooperation.
Failure to answer will constitute noncompliance.
It will constitute a grave miscarriage of justice, as you now know, Martin.
Some 15% of Europeans are disabled, and by 2020 the elderly will constitute 25% of society.
Taking them will constitute an act of war.
If States collapse as a result of neoliberal economic policy, they will constitute a security problem.
That agreement will constitute a political milestone in our relations with Serbia.
This budget is steadily shrinking, and in 2013 it will constitute only 33% of total budget expenditure.
This will constitute an important and additional forum for communicating our messages.
Unidentified vessel… and we will respond with the full force of our weapons. failure to reply will constitute an act of aggression.
The SEPA council will constitute a good platform for moving towards these improvements.
For Greece in particular, this is a very sensitive issue,which is why we believe that this report will constitute an excellent starting point for further action.
Any unexplained delay in shipping"will constitute a break"in the chain of custody, and the test must be discarded.
What is most important is to run educational and information campaigns and actions aimed at raising awareness,conducted chiefly at Member State level, which will constitute the right response to the problems in question.
Unidentified vessel, failure to reply will constitute an act of aggression, and we will respond with the full force of our weapons.
As was the case in 2004, the Council Presidency will be invited to choose a candidate from the main European Parliamentary group, to hold this important position,and it will then fall to our Parliament on 15 July to voice its opinion on this choice, which will constitute one of the first major political actions of the new parliamentary term.
Otherwise, if the situation persists after 2013, it will constitute de facto tolerance of two common agricultural policies on the territory of the EU.
We will do the same in plenary andwe express our sincere hope that this small step forward will constitute a new turning point in European policy on this matter.
In writing.-(PT) The upcoming European Council will constitute another stage in the unacceptable process of imposing a draft treaty, already rejected three times by the peoples of Europe.
For this reason, I voted in favour of this Fund in the certainty that it will constitute a fundamental tool of professional and hence social integration for workers who have lost their jobs.
This clause will constitute an essential element of the future agreement, which may be suspended or even revoked if one of the parties fails to respect it- I want to insist on this point.
The three'E's- the Economy, Energy andEurope in the world, which will constitute the framework of the Community presidency,will suffer from additional, unplanned external events: Gaza and gas.
The adoption of a common position will constitute an instrument that will help make it possible to implement a responsible policy designed, in particular, to avoid such exports being used for the purposes of internal repression or international aggression and prevent them from fuelling regional instability.
You are in a position to propose the creation of a new visionary document which will constitute a true common denominator of the interests of individual EU members and which will win the support of citizens in referendums.
The conclusions from this forum will constitute the first stage of a strategy intended to establish a plan of action to provide access to credit and capital for small and medium-sized enterprises in our Union.
I am therefore delighted to be able to vote on this bill which, I hope, will constitute real progress for the viability and good health of European businesses, progress that is needed not only for a more successful internal market, but also a fairer one.