Examples of using Constitutes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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What constitutes a“suggestion”?
Esses and responses that constitutes appreciation.
What constitutes Zeta Meals;
The regulation also clarifies what constitutes personal data.
What constitutes a good portfolio?
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There is however no evidence that this constitutes a risk in practice.
What constitutes comparative advertising?
The information communicated on the Website constitutes an electronic communication.
What constitutes the‘crown' of a tree?
The information communicated on the Website constitutes an electronic communication.
What Constitutes Unnecessary Suffering?
We are born with an egoistic desire, and this desire constitutes the whole of creation.
What constitutes inappropriate content?
There is no clear understanding of what constitutes organised civil society and its role.
(d) constitutes a threat to public policy or public security.
It follows that such action constitutes a restriction on freedom of establishment.
This constitutes sufficient evidence that the document is worthless.
Each Employee has a duty to avoid conduct that constitutes discrimination or harassment.
The content constitutes nonbinding information only.
What constitutes a material change will be determined at our sole discretion.
Even the idea of what constitutes good and evil is continually changing.
What constitutes our spiritual and moral heritage and the boundaries of our collective identities?
Nothing on Our Sites constitutes advice on which you should rely.
All this constitutes the moral obligation of work, understood in its wide sense.
The collection constitutes of legal deposit copies from 1952 to 1995.
But what really constitutes a success when running an EU presidency?
The above constitutes the core elective modules offered by the Academy.
To tell what constitutes the first signs of menstruation costs long before this.
The Program constitutes a balance between academic and the practical directions, i.e.
The Flemish region of Belgium constitutes one of the most spectacular, albeit less well-known, examples.