Sentence examples for constituted combat from inspiring English sources

O'Reilly says he never claimed to be in the Falklands, but that the riots he witnessed in Buenos Aires -- 1,200 miles from the islands -- constituted "combat".

The U.S. press was not allowed on the islands, but O'Reilly asserts that the unrest in Buenos Aires following Argentina's surrender constituted "combat".

In the ensuing debates, people made a lot of hay over whether this actually constituted combat or not, and whether that meant the US was engaged with "boots on the ground," and if that meant that the US was back at war in Iraq.

The United States has also agreed to remove all combat forces from Iraqi cities and villages by the end of next June, though the agreements remain silent on what constitutes "combat" troops and where exactly they will move.

That raises the question: What constitutes combatting terrorism?

The military's idea of what constitutes a combat position is more about bureaucracy than bullets.

O'Reilly was in Buenos Aires -- 1,200 miles from the Falklands -- when the conflict ended, but maintained in an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt* that the riots he witnessed in the capital constitute a "combat situation".

Dissociative disorders (F44.1/8/9 excluding dissociative disorders of movement and sensation F44.4/5/6) only occurred in servicemen who had been exposed to combat (this category constituted to 17% of all cases exposed to combat).

Greek fire was particularly effective in naval combat, and it constituted one of the few incendiary weapons of warfare afloat that were used effectively without backfiring on their users.

These 3 constituted 75% of all drugs used to combat constipation.

Unlike war neuroses which commonly developed far away from the front line and persisted for a long time, they constituted acute and short-lived reactions to combat stress and were therefore rarely seen in military hospitals at home.