Sentence examples for constituted a further from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile the arrival of Roman Catholic missionaries constituted a further danger to the Ethiopian Orthodox church.

Moreover, the use of modified RNAs constituted a further step towards the generation of safe and genetically unscathed iPSCs [ 10].

In the present study, examination of the camels in the recumbent position constituted a further challenge for the examiners.

This divine blessing in the form of water constituted a further resource equal in significance to the more 'material' ones.

"This nauseating act constitutes a further step towards abscurantism.

This argument is supported by public statements to the effect that only serious cases of non-compliance will constitute a further material breach.

In the fourth paragraph, the Council would resolve that any failure by Iraq to cooperate, including "false statements or omissions" in a weapons declaration it must submit, will "constitute a further material breach" of its obligations.

It authorised the return of UN weapons inspectors to complete the disarmament process, but warned that any false statements or omissions by President Saddam would constitute a further material breach.

My colleagues, operative paragraph four of U.N. Resolution 1441, which we lingered over so long last fall, clearly states that false statements and omissions in the declaration and a failure by Iraq at any time to comply with and cooperate fully in the implementation of this resolution shall constitute - the facts speak for themselves - shall constitute a further material breach of its obligation.

Any errors in a "currently accurate, full and complete declaration of all aspects" of its programs to develop weapons of mass destruction, or "failure by Iraq at any time to comply and cooperate fully," would constitute "a further material breach... that authorizes member states to use all necessary means to restore international peace and security in the area".

Thus, the wording of OP4 indicates that any failure by Iraq to comply with and cooperate fully in the implementation of the resolution will constitute a further material breach (leaving aside the question of whether false statements or omissions in the OP3 declaration is an additional requirement).