Sentence examples for circumstances constitute from inspiring English sources

"Current efforts to restrict trade in these circumstances constitute pure protectionism".

Douglas commits himself to the belief that 'there are some emotions such that a reduction in the degree to which an agent experiences those emotions would, under some circumstances, constitute a moral enhancement'.

While Douglas is right when he claims 'there are some emotions such that a reduction in the degree to which an agent experiences those emotions would, under some circumstances, constitute a moral enhancement' 22 this is a very modest claim indeed, and I for one am sceptical that we would ever have available an intervention capable of targeting aversions to the wicked rather than the good.

But what, in such circumstances, constitutes good management?

The reforms also resulted in a widening of the circumstances constituting infractions.

Essentially, these circumstances constituted a clinical working definition of respiratory failure (see consort diagram).

In this regard, it seems that these difficult psycho-social circumstances constituted a key reason for international students seeking extra support.

"That commits us to make Mexico a major contributor to world debates, particularly in the face of circumstances that constitute threats to peace and international security".

Mr. Nesirky also repeated Mr. Ban's reaction to the first allegations of chemical weapons use on Tuesday, saying, "The secretary general remains convinced that the use of chemical weapons by any party under any circumstances would constitute an outrageous crime".

James Monroe, 1823: If we compare the present condition of our Union with its actual state at the close of our Revolution, the history of the world furnishes no example of a progress in improvement in all the important circumstances which constitute the happiness of a nation which bears any resemblance to it.

As Dahlia Lithwick noted last week, since most abortions take place in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, most women will be forced to submit to trans-vaginal ultrasounds, a coerced penetration that in other circumstances would constitute rape under Virginia state law.