Sentence examples for be viewed as constituting from inspiring English sources

"To put it bluntly," Judge Motz wrote, "in the words of the opponents of the proposed settlement, the donation of free software could be viewed as constituting 'court-approved predatory pricing.' " Yet Judge Motz went on to sketch out ways to improve the proposed settlement to alter the incentives.

He dismissed the majority view that gays are politically empowered and should not be viewed as constituting such a class.

Operating on the sole criterion of percentage nrITS divergence (as presented in Fig.  1a), six of the accessions included in our analysis could be viewed as constituting potential new species, whereas branches subtending five of the accessions suggest synonymy with other previously described species; these uncertainties affect all but the two most species-deficient of the seven clades.

This process is the moving target that is viewed as constituting workplace learning.

Features of the previous religion that are affirmed may then be viewed as having constituted a "preparation for the gospel" (praeparatio evangelica), while elements that are rejected as incompatible with Christianity will at least have served as a negative point of contrast.

The Sautrāntika's theory of ultimate truth mirrors its ontology of flux in which the unique particulars are viewed as the spatially infinitesimal atoms constituting temporally momentary events (kṣaṇika) or as successive flashes of consciousnesses, cognitive events, all devoid of any real continuity as substratum.

For while relations between bodies and events are necessarily variable and changing, the relations constituting space and time must be viewed as determinate, fixed, and ideal.

Further, the lack of a clear expectation as to what constitutes a sufficient positive immune reaction may be viewed as problematic.

Commercial considerations are viewed as alien to the pursuit of real science, constituting a crass intrusion into the search for scientific truth.

Constant insecurity thus constitutes a defining feature of life without legal status, and can be viewed as a negative social determinant of health [ 8, 19].

Although constituted by qi and regulated by principles, individuals and societies need not be viewed as fixed assets without possibility of change and development.