Sentence examples for constituted an act of from inspiring English sources

R. R. Patil, Maharashta's home minister, said investigative agencies would determine whether the blasts constituted an act of terrorism.

The agency could have invoked its power of "special inspections," but this would have constituted an act of confrontation wholly foreign to the I.A.E.A.'s nature.

Given that Mr. Richardson held positions in the Clinton administration, and is a friend to Mrs. Clinton, the endorsement constituted an "act of betrayal," Mr. Carville said.

Mr. Musharraf's case was heard in an antiterrorism court on Saturday because a judge had earlier declared that the former president's detention of senior judges constituted an act of terrorism.

Ironically, Ishii's committee concluded that Obokata's arrangement of PCR image data constituted an "act of research misconduct corresponding to falsification," in its final report on 1 April.

The reused images appear in figures 2d and 2e of the paper and constituted "an act of research misconduct involving fabrication," the report states.

Did it not constitute an act of betrayal?

In a very real way, "The Great Dance" constitutes an act of preservation and a requiem.

Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, said: "These attacks clearly constitute an act of war.

Anything else is unacceptable under the United Nations Charter and would constitute an act of aggression.

Whatever the cause, the mere listing of the details of his ordeal constitutes an act of cruelty.