Sentence examples for because it constitutes from inspiring English sources

We also do not hold, as the dissent suggests we do, post, at 787, that the report is subject to reduced constitutional protection because it constitutes economic or commercial speech.

Releaf will focus on Nigeria first, then look at other markets once it raises its Series A. Its main priority right now is agriculture because it constitutes about a quarter of Nigeria's gross domestic product.

Hence, essence is placed in act through creation, not because a form educed from its potency is impressed on it, but because it constitutes the result itself of the agent's action.

California was of particular interest, not only because it constitutes the world's ninth-largest economy, but because of its intractable fiscal problems.

Because it constitutes a corruption of governance and an undermining of democracy.

He and Mendelson argued fare evasion should remain a criminal offense because it constitutes theft.

It was subsequently declared an endangered species and legal action by environmentalists blocked the completion of the Tellico Dam, at the lower end of its habitat in the Little Tennessee River because it constituted a threat to the snail darter's existence.

A senior Turkish official said the ban was imposed on the WikiLeaks content because it constituted stolen or illegally obtained information.

Theodore Roosevelt, for example, once remarked to the press that Taft should give up riding horses because it constituted "cruelty to animals".

The first law, written for Kiryas Joel by name, was found by state and federal courts and eventually the United States Supreme Court to be unconstitutional because it constituted a special favor to a religious group.

In Bowman v. Chicago and North Western Railway Company he declared that a state prohibition of common carriers transporting liquor into the state was unconstitutional because it constituted state regulation of interstate commerce.