Examples of using Which constituted in English and their translations into Romanian
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Those tribal societies, which constituted.
The communication of 23 June 1999, which constituted a supplement to the report of 15 June 1999, was also provided at BASF's initiative.
Members of governments of 106 states attended the forum,including of countries which constituted the CDO on December 2 and Russia.
Those tribal societies, which constituted all human societies for most of human history, are far more diverse than are our modern, recent, big societies.
This act was a foreshadowing of the Tripartite Act, which constituted the Berlin-Tokyo-Rome Axis.
According to the documents, presented by Offshoreplaha on 10 June 2010, shareholders of Finpar Invest FOE were two offshore companies- Finpar Victoria Limited, registered in Nicosia, Cyprus, with a stake of 88.9%, or $14 million 838 thousand, and Power Investment LLC, registered in Florida, USA, with a stake of 11,09%, which constituted$ 1 million 848 000.
The Liberal Party accounted for 14.61% of the votes, which constituted 15 parliamentary mandates.
With respect to weight, 5 of the 15 pregnancies reported with EVRA were among women with baseline body weight equal or greater than 90 kg, which constituted< 3% of the study population.
We should also add to this list the local Zionist organisations, which constituted an effect and a cause at the same time of the Zionism in Stefanesti.
The European Union wishes to initiate a stabilisation and association process with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Albania and Montenegro and Serbia,including Kosovo(under resolution 1244 of the United Nations Security Council) which constituted the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1999.
If one of the parties refused to submit to its decree,it barred him from sacrifices, which constituted the most terrible punishment, for the interdict was avoided by everyone.
By three complaints submitted by the applicant, dated 30 July 1993 and 12 February 1994(NN 133/B/01), 16 October 1996(NN 85/B/2001) and 18 June 1997(NN 94/B/99) respectively, the Commission was informed that the Portuguese Republic had implemented a number of ad hoc measures andannual compensation measures in favour of RTP which constituted State aid incompatible with the common market.
Simultaneously, net non-performing loans to total regulatory capital on the sector, which constituted 16.6 percent, was influenced by the indicator of the 3 banks under special administration,which accounted for 35.3 percent.
During 1995-1998, the city of Sfantu Gheorghe hosted the section, to become later on the branch of the National Museum of Transylvanian History, which constituted the basis of the Oriental Carpathians Museum.
The ceremony of“lubrication” held in Iasi, in November 1710,attended the Sultan personally, which constituted a special appreciate against Romanian prince who, at the same time highlight the importance the Ottoman Empire a provide Moldova.
As of 22 July, chairman of the so-called‘Supreme Council' of the so called‘Donetsk People's Republic' who was at the source of policies andthe organisation of the illegal referendum leading to the proclamation of the so-called‘Donetsk People's Republic', which constituted a breach of the territorial integrity, sovereignty and unity of Ukraine.
In the 1830s, the British East India Company became concerned about the Chinese monopoly on tea, which constituted most of its trade and supported the enormous consumption of tea in Great Britain around one pound(by weight) per person per year.
Although Italy acknowledges that the direct award of contracts by the State to companies in whose capital it participated at the time was difficult to reconcile with the caselaw on‘ in-house' transactions, it contends that Agusta 's relations with the Italian State had rather the character of what it refers to as‘ auto-produc-tion of goods andservices'- used by the State and which constituted a fundamental part of the production portfolio of companies with a State participation.
Of course, the low level of unemployment, towards nonexistence,remained the same in all these years in the country's capital, which constituted and still represents a less conclusive situation for the fluctuating dynamics of even the big urban centers, such as Timisoara.
Next, we present the international instruments, internal legislation andjurisprudence of the ECHR, which constituted the documentary basis for preparing this Special Report.
The commissioner also added that"in Kyrgyzstan,following the peaceful conduct of the legislative elections, which constituted an important milestone towards the democratic stabilisation of the country, I will reaffirm EU commitment to helping the country move towards stability, inclusive and sustainable growth, through diplomatic action and development assistance".
Only the combination of intelligence andcollective labor was able to force man out of that savage and brutish state which constituted his original nature, or rather the starting point for his further development.
In view of the use of force by the Russian Federation that led to the detention of Ukrainian servicemen andthe seizure of vessels on 25 November 2018 in the Kerch Strait, which constituted a violation of international law as well as of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, the Council considers that eight persons should be added to the list of persons, entities and bodies subject to restrictive measures as set out in the Annex to Decision 2014/145/CFSP.
The Green Paper, which constitutes the European response, focuses its analysis in the first instance on.
Characteristic of the keratin, which constitutes 80% of hair, is the high sulphur content.
Which constitutes an enforceable verbal contract.
The circumstances, which constitute here and now.
The importance of direct payment schemes which constitute an essential support in this sector;
The following are examples of acts which constitute infringements of the Lacey Act.
Already now, ODA includes many topics which constitute adaptation, and that is quite normal.

