Examples of using Constitute only in English and their translations into Slovak
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But does the weight that you gain constitute only fat?
The Muslims constitute only 2 per cent of the population.
Game Mode, Paint 3D and the changes in Start Menu constitute only a small part of the changelog.
Hydrogen and helium constitute only a small part of the total, with between 0.5 and 1.5 Earth masses.
Over 50% of the inmates are black, although blacks constitute only 13% of the population.
Smartphones still constitute only a fraction of the overall mobile phone market.
This budget is steadily shrinking, and in 2013 it will constitute only 33% of total budget expenditure.
Core TEN-T roads constitute only approx. 1% of all paved roads in the EU, which explains earmarking 79% of the ERDF road allocation to non-TEN-T roads.
Keep in mind also that the Shiites constitute only 10% of the Muslim world.
Any measures adopted with a view to securing significant energy savings should take into account the fact that the majority of Europeans live in existing buildings andthat new buildings constitute only a small percentage.
Indeed, ethnic Persians constitute only half of Iran's population?
Roth conversions are done pro rata,which holds that the tax-exempt portion of your rollover contribution must constitute only a pro-rata share of the total rollover.
The audited instruments constitute only a subset of these measures.
They have a Roth conversion pro-rata rule,which holds that the tax-exempt portion of your rollover contribution must constitute only a pro-rata share of the total rollover.
However, those two cannabinoids constitute only a mere fraction of the hundreds of other substances that the hemp plant stores.
Saving energy and increasing the proportion of renewable energy consumed constitute only part of the solution to these problems.
Statistical data show that the pay costs constitute only a small fraction of Gross Domestic Product, especially when compared with Western European countries.
So there are millions and billions of suns and stars and moons in all this material world,but all this material world constitute only one-fourth manifestation of the whole creation.
The maritime security measures imposed by this regulation constitute only part of the measures necessary to achieve an adequate level of security throughout maritime linked transport chains.
Monitoring mechanisms established under the Detergents Regulation or the REACH Regulation can be used andmonitoring the content of phosphates in detergents would constitute only a marginal addition to existing obligations.
Where‘ex' precedes the CN code, the goods covered by this Regulation constitute only a part of the scope of the CN code and are determined by both the description given in this Annex and the scope of the CN code.
The rise of costs caused by the advance in prices, the unstable economic situation and unsatisfying economic development as wellas the more intricate problems and increased competition in home and foreign markets constitute only a small part of the above-mentioned problems.
Non-protestant Christians including the Roman Catholics constitute only a small percentage of Liberia's Christian population.
Noted University of Buffalo's urban studies professor Henry Louis Taylor to Black Detroit, a local magazine,these establishments might constitute only about 10 percent of the city's businesses- but they serve about 70 percent of residents.
After 40years of growth of 3% would debt to GDP constitute only 67% compared to 126% without growth.
On the much larger scale of the entire European Union-Poles constitute only 8% of the population- I think this is questionable.
Other Christian denominations like Anglicans, Jehovah's Witnesses, and others constitute only a small percentage of the Christian population of the country.
Documents pertaining to our offers- such as drawings, illustrations, samples and patterns, and dimensional, weight, performance and consumption data-contain or themselves constitute only approximate data and are not deemed to be specially agreed characteristics unless otherwise provided.