Examples of using Constitute in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
It cannot constitute a mark;
Constitute a dispute to which the United States is a party.
(a) signs which cannot constitute a trade mark;
Cartels constitute very serious anti-competitive behaviour.
False beliefs cannot constitute knowledge.
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They may also constitute alternatives to traditional supply infrastructure.
For all of us, who are sons of God and constitute one family in Christ.
This will constitute the'Europe 2020' strategy.
For the purpose of this opinion, these countries will constitute a"Watch List".
But who constitute his army?
Similarly, an activity carried out at an earlier stage may constitute experimental development.
They must not constitute in the state a political body or estate.
Any possible future relevant regulation will constitute subject of the present section.
(4) Fingerprints constitute an important element in establishing the exact identity of such persons.
Those losing the lottery constitute the control group.
These values constitute, respectively, 147%, 259% and 123% of pre-industrial 1750 levels.
Securities used as collateral may not constitute credit institutions' own funds;
These deliberate attacks on peacekeepers are unacceptable and constitute a war crime.”.
Which organisations constitute this stakeholder group?
Remember that this garbage may well be imperceptible and constitute a glass crumb or fragments.
Advertisements may not constitute, facilitate or promote any illegal activity.
An algorithm is inherently non-technical and therefore cannot constitute a technical invention.
These Terms of Use therefore constitute an agreement between you and Facebook, Inc.
Would interfering with payments to Wikileaks via online donation constitute an infringement on freedom of expression?
The proposed policy orientations constitute a plan of possible actions envisaged for the next decade.
Previous criminal convictions may not in themselves constitute grounds for taking such measures.
I think these names will constitute a formidable gathering.
Yet this by itself cannot constitute the state of being the Real.
However, nonpersonal information may also constitute personal data when combined with certain other information.