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Meanings of constitute in English
Portuguese
estabelecer Spanish
constituir Synonyms
Examples for "found"
Examples for "found"
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Many young people said they found it difficult to ask for help.
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The World Health Organisation found the resistance of health workers was common.
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The new study, however, found increasing deforestation in those countries, he said.
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The research found young players were particularly vulnerable to body image issues.
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Mexicans' main concerns are crime, political graft and drug violence, Pew found.
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The new plant will be good for business, good for the area.
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The state government said this week it plans to expand the plant.
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Russia is also set to help build Turkey's first nuclear power plant.
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The plant manufactures oil equipment for the North Sea and international markets.
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The new investment follows plant closures at Ford's UK operations last year.
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The new law will institute a movie-like rating system for Internet content.
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The institute asked the Sentencing Commission to reexamine fines a year ago.
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The institute would nevertheless continue working on the edition with critical commentary.
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The fundamental principles in the educational institute of St. Ignatius were these:-
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A new facility has established the foundation for a national research institute.
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Work package 1: a survey of units to establish current UK practice.
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Does the UK need to leave the EU to establish free ports?
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However, larger studies are necessary to establish its benefits and its safety.
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Boulogne said authorities were still working to establish an official casualty list.
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All countries need epidemiologic research to establish accurate national estimates and trends.
Usage of constitute in English
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Introduction: Adverse events in hospitals constitute a serious problem with grave consequences.
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In no way do these actions constitute a 'vigorous debate', said Cantor.
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Thus, Hsp20 may constitute a new therapeutic target for ischemic heart diseases.
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Thus, miR-320 may constitute a new therapeutic target for ischemic heart diseases.
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Abstract Client relations constitute a neglected area of research in family planning.
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More complicated postoperative course and reinterventions constitute risk factors for impaired neurodevelopment.
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Such funding would constitute state aid but would not necessarily be illegal.
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This region, therefore, is likely to constitute a site for ligand-receptor interaction.
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In cerebral uptake studies, however, vascular contributions may constitute a major confounder.
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The rules do not specify what could constitute equivalent measures, Cravinho said.
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Random violence, an army rampaging through a village, would not constitute genocide.
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Newsnight's Allegra Stratton reports on whether zero hours contracts constitute real jobs.
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This region could therefore constitute a biomarker for trait empathy across emotions.
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Anti-inflammatory therapy may thus constitute a novel approach for associated cognitive dysfunction.
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In France, mealtimes constitute a strong cultural trait, especially the three-meal pattern.
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This does not in our minds constitute a protectionist strategy, he said.
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