The phrase "constitute a change" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether something represents or amounts to a change in a situation, policy, or condition.
Example: "The new regulations will constitute a change in how we approach environmental standards."
Alternatives: "represent a change" or "amount to a change."
While hardly sweeping, such efforts still constitute a change in personality for fashion week.
On Wednesday, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told reporters that these remarks didn't constitute a change in policy toward Pyongyang.
But here was Middelhoff, saying that file-sharing would eventually constitute a change in the consumption of popular culture as revolutionary as radio or cable television.
And fifth, the Circuit Court noted that any post-election change in applicable standards for counting ballots such as any newfound "dimple" standard, contrary to Palm Beach County's pre-existing standard could constitute a change in law under [Title] 3 U.S.C., Section 5 and therefore endanger Florida's electors.
While this did not constitute a change in the Church's stance against birth control (or prostitution), it was a recognition that taking care not to transmit a deadly disease to others is a moral act that points a person in the right direction.
But I think, Mr. Chief Justice, that what you need to do is you need to be careful in terms of construing statutes or remedies to not do anything that would constitute a change in the law, because if that is done, then that places in jeopardy either the safe harbor, if the Supreme Court limits itself to that, or the concept that any kind of change of law -- -- JUSTICE ANSTEAD.
That constitutes a change of control, according to Nstar's proxy documents, thereby causing accelerated payouts of unvested equity and other benefits for named executive officers.
That evening, he was planning to attend a zoning-board hearing to appeal the board's decision that the rehab center constituted a "change of use" in the facility, and therefore needed a special permit in order to go forward.
The four people on probation who are using the software were asked for their permission first, since the monitoring constitutes a change in the initial terms of their probation, and all agreed to it.
In response, Bailey said students would be shocked that "the government apparently believes it could hike up the interest rate of their loans without this constituting a change in the 'Ts & Cs' [terms and conditions]".
The group, including FPL's current chairman and chief executive, Lewis Hay, and his predecessor, James L. Broadhead, wanted to keep the money on a technicality: their contracts said shareholder approval of a deal like the one proposed with Entergy constituted a "change of control".
