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Перевод: constituent

[прилагательное]
избирающий; правомочный вырабатывать конституцию; обладающий законодательной властью; избирательный; составляющий часть целого; составной;
[существительное]
составная часть; избиратель ; составляющая

Тезаурус:

1. In his role as friend and protector of the Nuer universe, and more especially of its constituent lineages, god is seen in specific manifestations or "refractions", which introduces the familiar theological problem of the one and the many.
2. His portraits must in turn be considered an important constituent in their power, as compensation for their more corporeal weaknesses.
3. Ultimately, it was said, a Constituent Assembly would have to decide the form of a new State.
4. However, the bill does place a "duty" on every RHA to ensure that its own and its constituent FPCs' spending, which will include GPs' indicative drugs budgets, "does not exceed the aggregate" of its income.
5. The JCT was set up to prepare and publish standard forms of building contract, its constituent members including organisations representing clients in both the public and private sectors, the professions, main contractors in the building industry and specialist subcontractors.
6. The expression herring and common gulls illustrates this point well, because it is normal if common is taken to identify a particular species of gull (in which case it is not a semantic constituent), but odd if it is taken to mean "not rare".
7. Built by the North Eastern Railway No 2392 will probably be the first locomotive from the LNER constituent companies ever to run on the EX GWR line at Llangollen.
8. There also exist cases where the constituent groups of gentile constitutions are not really based either on patrilineal or matrilineal descent, but on a mixture of kinship and locality.
9. Four volts of electricity will split the sodium chloride into its constituent sodium and chlorine atoms, whereas a temperature of 40 000 degrees would be required to do it by heat alone.
10. This means that first, they lead to unforeseeable results, and second, that the internal structure of social objects contains "the double negation of themselves and of each constituent part by the other" (II, 22).
11. the activities of each constituent member "should properly be regarded" as those of the business described in the direction, carried on concurrently or previously (or both) (VAT Act 1983, Sch 1, para 1A(1) and (2) as inserted by FA 1986, s 10(1)).
12. In one sense, then, the shape of an elephant, unlike that of a ribosome, is independent of the shapes of its constituent molecules.
13. Not only did management set up functionally differentiated work groups but they also split up jobs within each group into such constituent elements as cutting, scuffling, drilling, hewing, filling, pulling, and stonework.