Sentence examples for constituted assault from inspiring English sources

"That constituted assault," Bill said.

Her actions, prosecutors said at the time, constituted assault.

Two other incidents crossed the line and constituted assaults, Mr. Rengers said.

The judge will try to determine whether such an attack in an N.H.L. game constitutes assault.

Part of that education does need to be a back-to-basics lesson about what constitutes assault.

The key issue is not whether McSorley, 37, struck Brashear, but whether such an attack in pro hockey constitutes assault with a weapon.

By focusing heavily on women's behavior and how men perceive them, the post implies that women should adjust their actions to avoid rape, instead of teaching men about consent and the behaviors that constitute assault, students said.

Plans to x-ray the teeth of unaccompanied child asylum seekers to assess their age contravene medical ethics and may constitute assault, the children's watchdog for England warns today.

The scale of Labour worries over potential abuse or intimidation at its upcoming annual conference have been highlighted in an email to party staff giving guidance about what constitutes assault or aggression and how to respond if this happens.

No officers were injured in the chase, but threatening a police officer with a weapon (real or fake) constitutes assault.

Katie Russell, a spokesperson for Rape Crisis questioned the programme, particularly the audience voting segment of the show, telling the Sunday Express: "Consent is clearly a vitally important issue to raise public awareness of and a number of studies have highlighted the confusion, particularly among young people, around what it means and therefore what constitutes rape and sexual assault".