Sentence examples for constitute a state from inspiring English sources

The ruined forts now constitute a state historic site.

"I would say it's coming from the company, sent by people who obviously understand it doesn't constitute a state secret, so it's safe," he said.

In other words, did the Legislature's criteria for deciding what activities or institutions deserve a religious exemption constitute a state intrusion into religious matters that was prohibited by the First Amendment?

Now the sum of western slights (as they are seen) are being cast in Moscow as the west's own version of "hybrid warfare" – actions that together might constitute a state of war, but are passed off as something else.

Meanwhile, Petrit Selimi, the deputy minister of foreign affairs for Kosovo, said in an interview that his government was vehemently opposed to any executive body in the north that would constitute a state within a state.

The agency alleged that Perry and its director, Gary Deak, failed to file death certificates for at least some of those bodies; and stored them without obtaining the families' permission; and improperly held them for months — long enough to constitute a state felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison.

Kaba, in its motion to the court for a change of venue, is claiming that rare-earth magnets were not "commercially feasible" when the locks were designed and would constitute a state-of-the-art attack for which it should not be liable.

Inaccurately, he has described this as constituting a state of emergency.

One of the ideas you explore is how we know if we've lived a good life, how we know what constitutes a state of grace?

As for what exactly constitutes a state funeral, Betty K. Koed, an assistant Senate historian, said Tuesday, "It does seem to be kind of fuzzy".

"If this is confirmed, this is very alarming because it reflects that the threshold of what constitutes a state security crime was considerably lowered last year," Mr. Bequelin said.