Examples of using Which constitute in English and their translations into Swedish
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The wind turns the three blades, which constitute the rotor.
The products which constitute the capital of a nation are not consumable" p.150.
Here you can see the steps from order to delivery which constitute the quoted lead time.
The schools which constitute Quality English are independent
The prostate gland contains many small glands, which constitute about twenty percent of the fluid.
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Linear services, which constitute the first group,
Through this process the life units B, which constitute the actual nutrition, are liberated.
It would be preferable to define types of behaviour that are deemed to be unacceptable and which constitute unfair practices.
Of them are found in the supply chain, which constitute almost 30% of Sweden's engineering industry.
Each Creatorˆ Sonˆ is the absoluteˆ of the united deityˆ concepts which constitute his divineˆ origin.
Paints 26 paintings, which constitute the first preparatory group of the“Paintings for the Temple”.
The Year will be developed around three types of action, which constitute the operational objectives.
It is the combination of letters which constitute words, and the same letters may be combined into different words.
England may have paid for imports, for instance, American imports, which constitute additional capital;
Unanimity shall be required for measures which constitute a step back as regards the liberalization of capital movements.
and life, which constitute his Sunna, or example.
The notification shall contain all the facts which constitute the evidence of the alleged infringement
including the adoption of the four instruments which constitute the current acquis.
Extend the bilateral exchange programmes which constitute the core of cooperation policy in this area.
does have its own permanent councils which constitute its governing organization.
The importance of direct payment schemes which constitute an essential support in this sector;
the Treaty on European Union, the legal basis for each of the provisions or decisions which constitute the Schengen acquis,
Already now, ODA includes many topics which constitute adaptation, and that is quite normal.
the Treaty on European Union, the legal basis for each of the provisions or decisions which constitute the acquis, OJ L 176,
These are facts that are, unfortunately, increasingly common and which constitute a violation of the international treaties.
These headquarters worlds are surrounded by the seven instruction spheres which constitute the entrance schools of the superuniverse
High-frequency algorithmic trading is characterised, among others, by high message intra-day rates which constitute orders, quotes or cancellations.
I hope that during the negotiations, these issues, which constitute sizeable problems for thousands of European companies,
The capital composed of these tangible component parts can again be divided into the banker's invested capital and into deposits, which constitute his banking capital, or borrowed capital.
Numerous Union acts have been adopted since the adoption of Directive 2000/60/EC, which constitute emission control measures in accordance with Article 16 of that Directive for individual priority substances.