Examples of using Would constitute in English and their translations into Czech
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What would constitute a perfect day for you?
A perfect day for you? What would constitute.
What would constitute a perfect day for you?
We therefore submit that trying this individual would constitute a mockery of the justice system.
What would constitute having it work?
Have you ever been involved in any activities that if uncovered would constitute a felony?
What would constitute a perfect day for you?
The proposed coordination of excise duties would constitute an unbearable burden to new Member States.
As a beneficiary… if you knew of his intentions to take his own life… that would constitute fraud.
I guess that would constitute a Human Rights violation.
Could I ask the Commissioner,in relation to his reply, what would constitute the medium term?
In the SAC's opinion, this would constitute a violation of the equal treatment principle.
One that is likely to trigger impeachment proceedings If any of these allegations prove true,led by the mayor's political-- of the mayor's authority, it would constitute a gross overstep.
Which then, of course, would constitute an actual date.
This would constitute a significant step forward in the direction of transparency, openness and clarity in the European process.
At the outset of a century that would constitute the bloodiest in human history.
This would constitute unforgivable irresponsibility, the consequences of which are incalculable and do not only affect the United States.
I assume she meant the two of you together would constitute a couple that others might consider cute.
Such conduct would constitute a breach of internal rules and may be followed by section IV, paragraph f of these terms and conditions.
We therefore submit… that trying this individual… would constitute a mockery of the justice system.
Such actions would constitute misconduct justifying disciplinary sanctions, without prejudice to any prosecution that may be initiated by the company.
While a minority, if unchecked, Ergo those that refused the program, would constitute an escalating probability of disaster.
And any attempt to take him would constitute tortious interference, and we would sue you and the NYPD into oblivion.
Provisional entry into force of the agreement pending the debate in the European Parliament in February would constitute a huge violation of the fundamental principle of democracy.
Which would constitute perfect grounds for an injunction, your honor, except there is no proof that the tape was obtained illegally, which means there aren't technically any fruits to deem poisonous.
Now this he would transfer, one-to-one, almost, into his description of the natural environment,in which energy between species and among the species would constitute a system, an ecosystem, of energy flowing between these different species.
The deportation will not take place only if it would constitute a disproportional interference with the personal and family life of the foreigner.
Adoption of that document would in particular mean consenting to the legally guaranteed,equal access of paedophiles to jobs where they would have direct contact with children, which would constitute a threat to children.
If any of these allegations prove true, it would constitute a gross overstep of the mayor's authority, one that is likely to trigger impeachment proceedings led by the mayor's political.
I do not imagine that, for example,a hotel stay bought after clicking on WIZZ Hotels just after buying a ticket from WIZZ Air would constitute a package which would come under the requirements of the directive.