Sentence examples for because they constituted from inspiring English sources
These molecules were important targets for organic synthesis, because they constituted a new class of natural product.
In his ruling, the court's presiding judge, Hitoshi Hashizume, said the group's actions were illegal because they constituted racial discrimination.
Richard Prasquier, head of France's Jewish council, also said he disapproved of the caricatures because they constituted a "form of irresponsible panache".
Mr. Covey said the opinions of the minority had not been officially discussed within the full group because they constituted general observations about NASA culture and did not bear directly on the core mission of the group.
Within the past seven months, the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled that those Olympic bans were invalid because they constituted a second punishment for those athletes who have served suspensions.
Bigg's brought a counterclaim before the national court containing similar allegations against Colim and argued in its defense that the provisions concerned could not be invoked against it, because they constituted "technical regulations" within the meaning of Directive 83/189/EEC (the "Directive"), which had not been notified to the Commission.
Coastal lagoons are productive and highly vulnerable ecosystems, but their management is still problematic mostly because they constitute transitional interface between terrestrial and marine domains.
He drew a series of 16 explicit scenes that became known as I Modi – "the positions", because they constitute a visual encyclopedia of heterosexual intercourse.
The accusations involving Mr. Fastow are probably the most damning in the indictment, primarily because they constitute the most blatant potential violations.
Early film critic Siegfried Kracauer taught us to attend seriously to film fantasies, however hackneyed, because they constitute collective daydreams that reveal secret hopes.
