Sentence examples for clearly constitutes from inspiring English sources

It's a horrifying story because the abortion clearly constitutes yet another assault: it is about a lack of choice.

Bentoel has only a 7% share and is only the 4th ranked producer of kreteks in Indonesia but it clearly constitutes a 'beach head' move for BAT there.

The job is undertaken in good faith as serving the national interest but clearly constitutes a prima facie case for the charge of conflict of interests, and trouble looms when he reports there is no evidence of such a purchase.

From this perspective, Hume's discussion of freedom and necessity clearly constitutes a paradigmatic and influential statement of the "optimist's" position.

"Sex Week clearly constitutes protected speech," Cohn said. .

Detection of PS-NPs in gonads and spermatheca clearly constitutes translocation to secondary organs, whereas silica-NPs were exclusively found in primary organs of entry, e.g. the lumen of the digestive tract.

These agreements clearly constituted kickbacks," found Madonsela.

Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, said: "These attacks clearly constitute an act of war.

O'Donnell said: "Dr Fox's actions clearly constitute a breach of the ministerial code which Dr Fox has already acknowledged.

But she said defense lawyers reported that they were representing teens charged with child sexual exploitation for actions that clearly constituted sexting.

"This would clearly constitute credible evidence," said Tom Malinowski, the director of Human Rights Watch's Washington bureau, who has tracked the Leahy law.