Sentence examples for actions constituted from inspiring English sources

"Let me be clear: I continue to believe CIA's actions constituted a violation of the constitutional separation of powers and unfortunately led to the CIA's referral of unsubstantiated criminal charges to the Justice Department against committee staff," Feinstein said in a statement Wednesday.

The officers, who are under house arrest, denied that their actions constituted an organized coup.

He moved to have the conviction overturned on the grounds that Franky's actions constituted an illegal search.

"Certain actions of Coach Rice did 'cross the line,' " the report said, and those actions "constituted harassment or intimidation".

But the international community must send a "stark warning", via the UN security council, that some of Damascus's actions constituted a "war crime", he said.

The tribunal found the respondent was "obsessed with Mr Burns's homosexuality" and found that his actions constituted homosexual vilification under the act.

To him, their actions constitute a policy from on high.

Missing from the code, however, is a definition of what actions constitute defamation or insult.

Taken together, the actions constitute a "pattern and practice" of religious discrimination, says the lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in Brooklyn.

Few people - likely including Snowden himself - would contest that his actions constitute some sort of breach of the law.

We are hopeful enough to believe the generous confessions of error, backed by actions, constitute the highest wisdom in politics.