Sentence examples for constituted acceptance from inspiring English sources

The company said the union's decision not to strike constituted "acceptance of the new wages and benefits as represented in EMC's final offer".

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Mr Kasyanov maintained that, unless the creditors responded by June 16th, this would constitute acceptance of Russia's request that they simply extend ("roll over") the debt for six months.

Longino argues that liberal toleration of pornography constitutes acceptance of civil and sexual harms against women (Longino 1980, 48).

"Please be informed that your continued use of Telmate's products and services shall constitute acceptance of Telmate's terms of use and privacy statement which are available..."...

"Please be informed that your continued use of Telmate's products and services shall constitute acceptance of Telmate's terms of use and privacy statement, which are available…" Telmate is Oregon's sole provider of prisoner telephone services at $.16 a minute.

Use of the UNICEF news feeds constitutes acceptance of the Terms of Use.

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