Does the video itself constitute a form of redress?
Overly vigorous investigations of ominously ill-defined "bullying" can themselves constitute a form of bullying.
How can a consensual relationship, as Salinger's unquestionably were, constitute a form of abuse?
They constitute a form of pictorial dandyism that traces back to Polke.
Does the use of sodium pentathol or other, one would hope, more precise drugs constitute a form of torture?
But preventable industrial accidents also constitute a form of violence, one that often proves much more devastating and persistent.
He found that its rules are part of the contract signed by residents, and that it does not constitute a form of government.
The commission has argued that the preferential tax treatments offered to large US companies constitute a form of illegal "state aid".
Democrats say that just raising the specter of an attack, and the possibility of posting federal agents at polling places, could constitute a form of voter intimidation.
The United Nations committee against torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment (CAT) stated that TaserX26 weapons cause extreme pain and constitute a form of torture.
"The respondents' appearance in the parade, solely as members of the Providence Fire Department, did not constitute a form of expression on their part.
