Sentence examples for constituted because from inspiring English sources

At the hearing, defense lawyers challenged the legitimacy of the appeals court itself, arguing that it was improperly constituted because its members were appointed not by the defense secretary, as the law calls for, but by a deputy secretary.

No control group was constituted because of ethical concerns.

Some have argued that the pornographic materials themselves constitute harm because, as a form of hate speech, they silence and subordinate women (MacKinnon 1987; Langton 1993, 2009; Maitra 2009).

It concluded that attacks on specific indigenous groups constituted genocide because the strategy was to kill as many members of these groups as possible.

After the community was constituted anew because of the impressions made by the appearances of the resurrected Christ, the trend toward structuralization continued.

The jury made the award Thursday after finding that the company's dismissal of the manager, Luke Davis, was illegal on the ground that it had constituted discrimination because of his disability.

I do not feel that this constituted hazing because the soldier was never berated with personal attacks, and the punishment lasted only for a few minutes and substituted for physical training.

Verbal informed consent constituted enrollment, because the collection of signatures would involve the collection of identifiable information.

Adult animals were frequently sampled contributing 75%% as opposed to young animals which constituted 25%%, because Brucella infection is dependent on age.

The firing of the Taepodong-2 constituted no crisis, because "it was not aimed at any particular party".

Sewage management of Happy Farmer's Home (HFH) in remote rural and mountain areas constituted a challenge because of the lack of adequate infrastructure and economic capability.