Sentence examples for circumstances constituting from inspiring English sources

Every offence consists of certain acts done or omitted under certain circumstances; and, in the indictment for the offence, it is not sufficient to charge the accused generally with having committed the offence, but all the circumstances constituting the offence must be specially set forth.

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

But what, in such circumstances, constitutes good management?

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

The voluntary termination of pregnancy must under no circumstances constitute a means of birth control.

Miller's holding that a critical comment by a customer to an employee did not in the circumstances constitute "conduct" interfering with the employee's performance of his work is obviously distinguishable from the case at bar.

One variant of the argument was that refusal to permit inspection in such circumstances constitutes, in effect, the legal equivalent of consent to enter; another variant was that, in such circumstances, conduct of the defendant must be interpreted as consent to entry although, in other circumstances, the very same conduct would be regarded as refusal.

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.

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.