Sentence examples for children constitutes from inspiring English sources

But use in children constitutes a small part of the total.

Amendola has a client who thinks that showering with and groping small children constitutes innocence.

(I don't agree that having sex within earshot of children constitutes sexual abuse, but that's another story).

Isaacs is soon to have a paper published in a renowned international medical journal that will say the detention of children constitutes torture.

Although a foreign body in the airway of children constitutes a medical emergency, most available therapeutic tools are insufficient, and treatment can be difficult.

Nickerson is a self-identified paedophile, but he insists he has never acted on his attractions and believes strongly that any sexual contact between adults and children constitutes abuse.

If children constitute a nation's most precious resource, then we should recognise the vital contribution we expect from teachers.

More than 51% of these incidents involve children, despite children constituting only 18% of those in detention for the period covered by reports.

The justices are set to hear arguments this fall in a California case about whether purely computer-generated images of children engaged in sex, rather than images of real children, constitute child pornography.

Earlier this month, legislators in Missouri voted to cut $100,000 from the University of Missouri's budget because of a 1999 journal article by a university political scientist, Harris Mirkin, that questioned whether all sexual contacts between adults and children constituted abuse.

In the sixties, for instance, the commission said that a business refusing to hire or promote women because they were married or had children constituted illegal sex discrimination, unless men were similarly treated.