Examples of using Constitute in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Drinks constitute one group.
socialized, constitute civilization.
Females constitute 50% of the population.
The rules of the organisations or associations which constitute that organisation;
All items constitute a single composition.
People also translate
a group of things which normally constitute a whole.
That could constitute a mistake.
Constitute a synthesis of the output of the third period.
Who then will constitute the Bride?
They constitute the foundations of human life.
Therefore, in NZ they constitute a real plague.
They constitute no major obstacle for the Commission.
In their totality they constitute the glandular apparatus.
They constitute the passive balance of the Central Bank.
Drafts of ZWZ resolutions constitute attachments to this report.
They constitute examples of good interinstitutional cooperation.
Installation and start-up of machines and devices which constitute fixed assets;
Our engineers constitute about 16% of our staff.
Information concerning special food preference may constitute sensitive data;
Volunteering can constitute a good qualification.
It lays down guidelines for evaluating the capital injections which constitute aid.
You must not constitute a risk to public order.
The information and trading guides found on the website constitute the authors' opinion only.
Giant dinosaurs constitute more than forty families.
Second, the Court recalls that a product's shape is a sign which may constitute a trade mark.
His works constitute a permanent gallery in the museum building.
Persons who maintain themselves individually, constitute a one person households.
Ethnic Slovaks constitute majority of Serbia's Protestant community.
The resolution and decisions adopted since 1978(4) constitute the basis for this cooperation.
The qualities which constitute the mind were originally a part of the image of God;