Sentence examples for application constitutes from inspiring English sources

Your submission of an application constitutes consent to this use.

The religious law of Islam is seen as the expression of God's command for Muslims and, in application, constitutes a system of duties that are incumbent upon all Muslims by virtue of their religious belief.

Multiplexing the probe application constitutes an essential step toward high-throughput applications, which will take advantage of a strategy that maximizes the information attainable from a single experiment, while minimizing time and sample consumption over PAGE-based methods.

Acaricide application constitutes a major component of integrated tick control strategies [ 5].

The Supreme Court suspended it in 1972, holding that the arbitrariness of its application constituted cruel and unusual punishment.

Knowledge of the fundamentals of chemical engineering and creativity in their application constitute essential requirements for meeting the unseen challenges of engineering 10, 20, or 30 years ahead.

We need not stop to consider whether petitioner's failure, in his naturalization proceeding, to disclose facts which could have resulted in a denial of his application, constituted fraud within the meaning of the statute.

The average of all voting members' postdiscussion scores per application constituted the final OS.

Erek Barron (D-Prince George's), a co-sponsor, said that having a question about past convictions on a college applications constitutes "unnecessary scrutiny" of ex-offenders.

The output generated by such a procedure may turn on half-clever abstractions, in which complex circumstances resistant to direct measurement are reduced to more easily determined proxy values: average walking speed stands in for the "pace" of urban life, while the number of patent applications constitutes an index of "innovation", and so on.

Results from the current study demonstrate that the loss of N in N2O emissions from wetland soil subjected to cattle manure applications constitutes an important nutrient flux, and the magnitude of the losses depended upon application rate and content of N (manure quality) in applied manure.