Examples of using Which constitutes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This allows the childgo forming skills through its permanent action which constitutes the basis for learning.
This budgetary item, which constitutes about 8% of the PA budget, is being concealed by Fayyad under a clause entitled“net loans.”.
Even though they have a broader choice,most Israelis prefer red wine, which constitutes about 70% of the market.
The flow sector, which constitutes a negligible part of our business, is expected to grow and grab a larger part of sales in Israel in 2007.”.
Most people know that eating foods rich in animalfat elevates the blood cholesterol level, which constitutes a risk factor for heart attacks.
This life of appearance, which constitutes our waking life of perception, did not always exist in this way within humanity's historical evolution.
In 2016, in China alone,7 million tons of methanol were used for transport purposes, which constitutes about 5% of the fuel basket that year.
The program is offered by the Computing Department, which constitutes a reference in its field, being the oldest and the largest among the university departments related to computer science in Galicia.
Bennett in particular openly calls for the annexation of much of the West Bank,especially Area C, which constitutes 61 percent of the Palestinian territory.
Also Minister Uri Elitzur, of the Jewish Home Party which constitutes the extreme right wing of the Netanyahu Cabinet, has just declared that he and his party have no problem with extending the negotiations"for another year.".
The specific techniques andapparatus of auditing are organized as a technology which constitutes the core part of Scientological religious practice.
The sequence of many episodes which constitutes history as it is generally described and accepted today, obtains its true weight if the Mystery of Golgotha can be set into the historical course of development.
But I believe we cannot fully understand the massive support for the man if wefail to notice one major dimension thereof, which constitutes the source of his unique charisma.
La Park” issituated nearby the Israel Children's Museum which constitutes a national anchor within the fields of entertainment and culture for children.
I will go to the UN General Assembly and, in a clear voice,tell the nations of the world the truth about Iran's terrorist regime, which constitutes the greatest threat to world peace.”.
Reputation-the main barrier in the industry is reputation, which constitutes a very significant factor in the customer's decision whether to sign up for the workshop.
The total expenditure allocated by the PA for the payment of salaries to families ofterrorists stands at NIS 1.2 billion, which constitutes a little over 7 percent of the annual budget.
It completely disregarded the law applicable to the land, which constitutes the array of rights and protections to which appellants and other landowners are entitled.
Aiming to be continuously at the forefront of research and education, the European Public Law Organization(EPLO)has created a higher education institution under the name of“European Law and Governance School”(ELGS), which constitutes the materialization of this need.
Today, most of the city's regional andmunicipal structures are concentrated in this area, which constitutes an urban and financial center and home to various ethnic neighborhoods.
This sequence of many episodes which constitutes history as it is generally described and accepted today acquires its true significance only if the Mystery of Golgotha can be inserted into historical evolution.
Several Saudi articles attacked it,terming it a call for Saudis to go and fight in Syria, which constitutes incitement and defiance of the ruler, who has the sole authority to declare jihad.
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Eritrean conscripts are forced into years ordecades of military service, which constitutes illegal forced labor, and while serving are at risk of being subjected to cruel military punishment and torture.
True to the time of writing, it appears that the number of administration workers who would tackle this matter, and the number of permits given, will not be great,while additionally any document which constitutes a part of the citizenship acquirement process must be translated and approved by a certified translator, from Hebrew to Spanish.
From the perspective of antitrust law, that management, which constitutes a cartel and monopoly, should be for the benefit of the public and should ensure that public access to the works is not unreasonably denied.
Turkey's Foreign Ministry said thediplomats discussed the formation of the constitutional committee,"which constitutes a significant step in the struggle to find a political solution to the Syrian crisis," as well as procedural rules.
Dear guests, we are pleased to provide you with information regarding our unique site,“Tower andStockade”, which constitutes a tourist attraction to all those who consider the Jewish heritage in pre-state Israel dear to their hearts.
The terrorist who was still alive was dressed in a very suspicious manner, with a heavy,closed jacket, which constitutes a very strong suspicion that that terrorist, in addition to wanting to stab, could have had an explosive belt, a device, a weapon or anything else under his clothes.".