Sentence examples for constitute the conditions from inspiring English sources

All of these together constitute the conditions of the possibility of morality.

This means they are not strictly public sector organisations: 'their status has been that of almost wholly independent institutions but deferring to public policies which largely constitute the conditions under which the bulk of their resources have been secured' [ 20].

Like Hegel, Merleau-Ponty 'starts from below', which is to say, he does not begin with an analysis of a subjectivity which would constitute the condition of possibility for the appearance of objectivity.

There is a considerable problem of determining which of these myriad causes constitutes the conditions of correctness, rather than occasions of mistaken usage.

Freud said, Sarah said, that in the adult, novelty always constitutes the condition for orgasm.

SDH constitute the social conditions that shape people's ability to lead healthy lives [ 2].

The force distributions, which herein constitute the excitation conditions, are chosen to be purely real and symmetric with respect to the centre of the excitation area.

The computations reveal that pile-up of the graded alloy around the indenter, for indentation with increasing yield strength beneath the surface, is noticeably higher than that for the two homogeneous reference materials that constitute the bounding conditions for the graded material.

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Together they constitute the (cumulative) conditions for legitimacy, which can subsequently be tested empirically.

Although these measures do not directly support the evaluation inference as specified in Table 1, they constitute the prerequisite conditions for ensuring the soundness of this inference.