Sentence examples for constituted engaging from inspiring English sources
But in the reprimand letter, which was obtained by The Times, Dr. Candelaria Martin, the department's clinical director of medical staff at Spirit Lake, said Dr. Tilus's dissemination of the e-mail to health and law enforcement officers outside his chain of command constituted "engaging in action and behavior of a dishonorable nature".
In the reprimand letter, which was obtained by The Times, Dr. Candelaria Martin, the department's clinical director of medical staff at Spirit Lake, said Dr. Tilus's dissemination of the e-mail to health and law enforcement officers outside his chain of command constituted "engaging in action and behavior of a dishonorable nature".
Multitasking (MT) constitutes engaging in two or more cognitive activities at the same time.
In a passage that appears to confirm for the first time the existence of new, so-far-undisclosed material, Mr Thomas says: "Having considered the information which was withheld by the Cabinet Office, the commissioner is not satisfied that all of the comments on the draft dossier constituted information which engages the section 24 exemption [relating to national security]".
Enough said!Rolling in the autumn leaves or writing sonnets for a lover are "beautiful things" too, but those observations do not constitute arguments for engaging in these activities in a ritualised way together with fellow citizens every two years on the first Tuesday in November.
The affidavit said it constituted evidence of "minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct".
In that regard, the newly constituted compensation committee is engaged in a bottom-up analysis of how it compensates not only Mr. Grasso, but his top lieutenants, Catherine R. Kinney and Robert G. Britz, both of whom were reported to have made close to $4 million last year.
And it may be worth pointing out to the Post editors that one sniper does not constitute an army engaged in Civil War.
Heidegger introduced this term to indicate the kind of self- and world-understanding that emerges in anxiety: because my practical identity is constituted by the practices I engage in, when these collapse I "am" not anything.
