Sentence examples for constitute in from inspiring English sources

"That mistreatment may constitute, in some cases, torture".

Would it constitute, in other words, contact with the genitalia?

The measures announced by the President constitute, in the main, reprisal.

Does the screenplay of "The 400 Blows" constitute in some ways your autobiography?

The Arabian Nights constitute, in Marina Warner's words, "a polyvocal anthology of world myths, fables and fairytales".

They constitute, in other words, an unregulated workforce of the kind for which the Confederation of British Industry campaigns.

The Essenes, says Josephus, are bound together more closely than these other sects: they constitute, in fact, a brotherhood that has something in common with the Pythagoreans.

Areas of clustered vesicles matched viral inclusions by correlative light and electron microscopy (CLEM) and constitute, in high percentage, round-shaped molecular concentrates (quantified in Supplementary Fig. 3c).

Such laws also define who is eligible to make political contributions and what sorts of activities constitute in-kind contributions.

Under current campaign law, private jet trips constitute in-kind contributions unless plane owners are reimbursed within seven days.

In those examples active safety systems and passive safety systems function independently and constitute in-depth hybrid safety (IDHS).