Sentence examples similar to constitute a valid candidate from inspiring English sources

Incorporation of women's rights in new regional constitutions would fulfill grassroots demands and constitute a valid litmus test for democratic reform.

These promising results suggest that our approach constitute a valid alternative to those reported so far.

But, he said, the union's lawyers "have concluded that the document does not constitute a valid written assent" by those who signed it.

In May, the US Court of Appeals for the Washington, DC, circuit ruled that two members did not constitute a valid quorum.

Whereas all the Khoe languages do constitute a valid family, the non-Khoe remainder in fact includes the Ju, Southern, and Hadza groups, which do not (see figure).

(b) A deviation occurs when 1 hour or more of the hours during the 3-hour block averaging period does not constitute a valid hour of data.

Therefore, the results of low-stakes assessments may not constitute a valid measure of students' abilities.

This means that some sequences of 14 letters may not constitute a valid first block of InChIKey.

The descriptions of the bones in the Transactions of the Geological Society, in 1824, constitute a valid publication of the name.

The age at first suicide attempt has been suggested to constitute a valid 'candidate symptom' for vulnerability factors for suicide [ 38].

Zygomycota themselves do not currently constitute a valid taxon; instead, more subphyla and orders are proposed.