Sentence examples for as such constitutes from inspiring English sources

"[Villagisation] is a programme that aims at fundamentally restructuring settlement patterns, service infrastructure and livelihoods, including farming systems, in the Gambella region, and as such constitutes a significant context in which PBS operates.

In particular, the human rights group said that NATO's bombing of the Belgrade headquarters of Radio Television Serbia, on April 23 , 1999 "was a deliberate attack on a civilian object and as such constitutes a war crime".

Within the human subject, the will - which reacts to what is known is the supreme active principle and as such constitutes 'person' in the individual.

Integrase (IN) is a key viral enzyme for the replication of the type-1 human immunodeficiency virus (HIV-1), and as such constitutes a relevant therapeutic target for the development of anti-HIV agents.

mAb B233 was raised against the human receptor tyrosine kinase EphA2 which is selectively up-regulated in many cancer cell lines and as such constitutes an attractive target for cancer therapy.

In most cases, child marriage is imposed by the family in clear violation of a young girl's rights and as such constitutes a direct act of violence against women.

They claim these sums were unearned and as such constituted a misuse of shareholder funds.

That should be supportable for all MEPs who see the need to strengthen our European Creative Industry and as such constitute a good compromise".

Functional sites determine the activity and interactions of proteins and as such constitute the targets of most drugs.

Business incubators guide starting enterprises through their growth process and as such constitute a strong instrument to promote innovation and entrepreneurship.

On this basis we may conclude that Hume's skeptical commitments are hard and not soft with respect to the theist hypothesis in all its forms and, as such, constitute a non-dogmatic form of atheism.