Sentence examples for conduct constitutes from inspiring English sources

Back in those days, Mr. McCollum used to say things like, "his conduct constitutes a great insult to our constitutional system and subverts our system of government".

The conduct constitutes a war crime, UN investigators said.

But he said generally that the question of what conduct constitutes torture is an important and legitimate one.

James Ryan, attorney-general of Illinois, thinks that KTNT's conduct "constitutes a clear attempt to confuse, deceive or cause misunderstanding".

To the degree that individuals or groups have offered any defense of the actions, they say their conduct constitutes neither violence nor terrorism.

But in 1998 he signed an agreement with the board saying that his conduct "constitutes a reasonable basis in law and fact to justify the disciplinary action".

In sentencing Mr. Golb, Justice Berkman said that his conduct "constituted a deliberate invasion of the substantial privacy interests of his victims".

The freshmen in my company frequently had long debates as to whether this conduct constituted hazing or was just another form of discipline.

Treasury officials called the bank's actions "egregious" and said that JPMorgan's "managers and supervisors acted with knowledge of the conduct constituting the apparent violations and recklessly failed to exercise a minimal degree of caution or care".

But Billson said the issue raised complex legal questions, including "jurisdictional reach" and exactly what conduct constituted a secondary boycott "because you can of course run a direct information scheme, but not a campaign that threatens a business with loss or harm, so it depends on the conduct itself".

In a 2011 statement, Treasury officials called the bank's actions "egregious," adding that JPMorgan's "managers and supervisors acted with knowledge of the conduct constituting the apparent violations and recklessly failed to exercise a minimal degree of caution or care".