Examples of using Elements that constitute in English and their translations into Spanish
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Composition refers to those elements that constitute the biological unit;
The elements that constitute the current Site, developed by the SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT Group, or on their behalf, are the property of SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT.
We develop and combine the 200 and more elements that constitute your tire.
The disintegration of all the elements that constitute the physical body, originate a very special vibration which invisibly passes through time and space.
We develop and combine the 200 and more elements that constitute your tyre.
Consequently, the elements that constitute a racist statement may not be the same as those that constitute a statement"defaming a religion" as such.
We develop and combine the 200 and more elements that constitute your tire.
Sixteen programme elements that constitute the areas of priority concern that may be addressed by any future international arrangement and mechanism;
In addition, article 356 et seq. of the Criminal Code punish the elements that constitute the crime of enforced disappearance.
The elements that constitute and define different types of natural terrestrial ecosystems depend on environmental and biological factors, such as rain, temperature, altitude and soil conditions.
It is a process in time,not a finite event, and the elements that constitute development are interdependent, both at a point in time and over a period of time.
The challenge was enormous: to bring together development, security and human rights andto craft a new delicate balance among the elements that constitute our global agenda.
Our vital interests, of course, include the elements that constitute our identity and our existence as a nation State, as well as the free exercise of our sovereignty.
Access to key prevention, treatment and care services has significantly improved in recent years andmuch is known about elements that constitute effective HIV programmes.
Light, air, threads and wires, pencil andpaper are elements that constitute a world in which grace, irony and lightness prevail over gravity.
The frequency of contacts helps to strengthen the rather nebulous relation between phonetics, codi fied symbols, object referents and life experiences andreduces the possibility of lapses in memory resulting from the weakening of as sociations between the elements that constitute literacy.
The punishment of the crimes mentioned above can be applied even if the elements that constitute the infraction have been practiced outside the national territory.
Where both the elements that constitute a minority according to the preamble of the Constitution of Pakistan, also falls within the purview of the definition of the term"race", as has been defined in the Article 1 of CERD.
Understanding that the artistic language was never a matter of chance, but a logical consequence of the interaction of historical, philosophical and sociological events,Lublin projected this interdisciplinary work"active deciphering all the elements that constitute the structures of the language, submitted(or combined) in the work.
Estrela is constantly problematizing the elements that constitute the act of perceiving, splitting vision into further sensible dimensions towards the unseen and the unheard.
Following the Secretary-General's comprehensive triennial review on the status of operational activities of the United Nations system(A/47/419 and Add.1-3), the General Assembly adopted resolution 47/199,in which it brings together a wide range of elements that constitute a comprehensive development framework to coordinate and harmonize the delivery of United Nations development assistance to recipient countries.
With this in mind, the preambular part touches upon the elements that constitute the basis for the promotion and enlargement of existing ties of cooperation between the countries of the South Atlantic region.
All elements that constitute the definition of REDD+ are also elements of the forest instrument and as such support that has been and continues to be given through REDD+ and the clean development mechanism(afforestation and reforestation) has enabled many countries, for instance, in Africa to address the forest instrument, albeit indirectly.
However, reports by Special Rapporteurs have cautioned against confusion between a racist statement andan act of defamation of religion since the elements that constitute a racist statement are not the same as those that constitute a statement defaming a religion as such A/HRC/2/3, para. 49, and A/HRC/12/38, para. 37.
This Seal is employed to evaluate the elements that constitute the watch itself; from its movement, the case, the face, and the dials, down to the push button, the bracelet, and the fastener, as well as many other details that guarantee its functionality and aesthetics.
With this type of technology it is sought to organize the elements that constitute a visual concept(interface, image, product) to obtain visual comfort and a better experience of use; detecting"areas of interest" and"blind zones.
Costumbrismo, as one of the elements that constitute this complicated feature, begins to develop in Spain especially in the 17th century because of the popularizing guidelines that come since the Council of Trent and the Counter-Reformation and because of the cultural borderlines closing ordered by the king Phillip II of Spain.
The conception of social capital that we have described has elements that constitute strengths and others that are clearly weaknesses in tackling the complex issue of the conceptualization of the eradication and elimination of poverty.
It also provides a clear and understandable explanation of the elements that constitute the offence of torture as classified in the Criminal Code, and draws a distinction between torture and other types of offence such as serious injury and abuse of authority.