Sentence examples for constituted a form from inspiring English sources
The device was removed amid protests that it constituted a form of age discrimination.
The lack of due diligence in investigating and punishing Carrera Almoina constituted a form of discrimination, argues Delgado.
Mr. Gibson wanted to pursue the subject of whether deploying Reserves constituted a form of military draft, but Mr. Bush was adamant.
She added that litigation like that faced by Vergara constituted a form of "bullying" that attempted "to force someone to have children against her will..
Mr. Spitzer said that GlaxoSmithKline's selective disclosures, which have long been common in the drug industry, constituted a form of consumer fraud.
Richard Prasquier, head of France's Jewish council, also said he disapproved of the caricatures because they constituted a "form of irresponsible panache".
Does the video itself constitute a form of redress?
Do loot boxes constitute a form of gambling?
Overly vigorous investigations of ominously ill-defined "bullying" can themselves constitute a form of bullying.
Today, pessimistic policy talk is now so standard as to constitute a form of truth.
How can a consensual relationship, as Salinger's unquestionably were, constitute a form of abuse?
