Examples of using Would constitute in English and their translations into Dutch
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What would constitute a“perfect” day for you?
I assume she meant the two of you together would constitute a couple that others might consider cute.
Would constitute or encourage a criminal offense;
If I gave you these batch numbers that would constitute a confession. that you seem to think I have.
This would constitute a tangible, visible outcome of the Copenhagen Summit, an encouraging sign.
That you seem to think I have, that would constitute a confession. If I gave you these batch numbers.
The Commission therefore concluded that the planned loss cover for NMH and LSW would constitute state aid.
Any such act would constitute counterfeiting within the meaning of clauses I.
in other fields as well Nasser had goals that would constitute a socio-economic revolution.
These three shillings would constitute the surplus value or profit pocketed by him.
The central question on which the Commission had to decide was whether or not Bavaria's planned payments to the two ECSC enterprises would constitute state aid.
Because that would constitute a motive. But you would rather not say.
Key performance indicators translate objectives into measurable targets and stipulate what would constitute an acceptable performance level.
This then would constitute the first approach of the assessment.
If these rules were to be applied to meat consumed by people within their own households, this would constitute a bureaucratic disaster for elk hunting.
Requiring more would constitute a disproportionate administrative burden
Exemptions may be granted for small retail shops when the obligation would constitute an excessive burden or be impracticable.
The service of RMI would constitute an important added value for wind energy project developers.
It must be clearly stated that such additional charges, if applied to cross-border payments, would constitute a breach of the Regulation.
According to Bremmer, the acquisition would constitute‘an extremely important addition to our collection'.
This would constitute unforgivable irresponsibility, the consequences of which are incalculable and do not only affect the United States.
The Commission believes that its proposal would constitute a good basis for an agreement between Parliament
for example, that an attempt to regulate the content of the media would constitute an infringement of media freedoms.
The gas pipeline would constitute a threat to the environment
This would not involve a dilution of the‘excellence' criteria applied to the selection of KICs but would constitute a deepening of the role of the EIT.
Moreover, I think that the resolution would constitute an excessive amount of interference in the affairs of a sovereign nation such as Lithuania.
The requested State shall provide information where the requesting State has a reasonable suspicion that the conduct would constitute tax fraud or the like.
The adoption of this proposal would constitute the first set of structural separation rules applying to banks at Union level.
the ad hoc delegation from Parliament considered that the ban on the ADEP would constitute a substantial step backwards for Turkish democracy.
These categories would constitute the basis for defining the scope of the specific hygiene legislation for products of animal origin.