Sentence examples for constitute a motive from inspiring English sources

A blood sample or failing that, a saliva sample is proposed but refusal does not constitute a motive for exclusion.

The case was designed to constitute a mixed-motive bargaining situation, including integrative and distributive issues.

One shudders to imagine what would constitute an "unclean" motive.

Under the logic of champions, that surely constitutes a strong motive for Franco-German co-operation?

From an industry perspective, this constitutes a clear motive to pursue innovation, which will be rewarded accordingly.

The court's reading of the copyright law, however, did not support Koons, finding that the artist had not parodied but simply copied the photographic image and "that Koons' copying of the photograph 'Puppies' was done in bad faith, primarily for profit-making motives, and did not constitute a parody of the original work".

Two objects constitute a pair.

Does this constitute a sublet?

does not constitute a summary.

Collectively, they constitute an emergency.

The proton motive force in bacteria generally constitutes a more or less constant potential of circa 150 200 mV.