Sentence examples for as constitute from inspiring English sources

Moreover, together the identification of these mediators indicate that resolution is an active process at the tissue level in vivo as well as constitute a new genus of anti-inflammatories with a previously unknown pro-resolving mechanism of action.

Entrepreneurship and Innovation are human endeavors and socioeconomic phenomena that are intrinsic to human nature as well as constitute both social and political engines of positive change and growth provided they are balanced and guided by effective and transparent regulatory and incentive systems in place.

To call a thing mystical is to (often unfairly) position it as an irreducible and irreplicable eccentricity; it is no slight to Ceravolo to say that his distinctive writing style does not so much denominate a distinctive thinking style as constitute a revelation and celebration of what are already, in fact, universal phenomena.

It has been suggested that this is a violation of the Anti-Monopoly Act, a Japanese antitrust law that prohibits parties from signing "an international agreement or international contract which contains such matters as constitute an unreasonable restraint of trade or unfair business practices".

For clever folk in all three parties admit privately that public education as constituted is broken.

The Democratic party as constituted is largely ineffective and must be dramatically reformulated.

This hand may be thought of as constituting a special case of biblical uncial.

The Vaisheshika-sutras give five propositions as constituting a syllogism but give them different names.

Inaccurately, he has described this as constituting a state of emergency.

Julian to John I'm interested that you regard the BBFC's guidelines as constituting a "list" approach.

This week (the beginning of Mar). the White House issued a paper setting forth what it views as constituting an impeachable offense...