Sentence examples for constituted extraordinary from inspiring English sources
Judge Verna G. Leath ruled that Mr. Little's age, his hesitancy to disclose his H.I.V. infection, and the emotional disruption he suffered constituted extraordinary circumstances.
The issues that Ms. Haley wants lawmakers to deal with, including the creation of a department that would allow her to manage day-to-day governmental operations, do not constitute "extraordinary occasions" under which state law allows a governor to force legislators back into session, the suit argued.
Rather than constituting extraordinary intervention, 'resuscitation' is what the anaesthesiologist does, and why he or she is present!
They constituted an extraordinary pairing.
Physicians often justified their actions (e.g., withdrawing a ventilator or feeding tube) on the ground that a particular treatment constituted an "extraordinary means;" and in response to worries that withholding or withdrawal a tube might kill the patient, they often claimed that they were "merely omitting" to do something, rather than doing something illicit.
A situation in which a mother permits a father-child relationship to flourish for years would constitute an extraordinary circumstance.
"Adaptation to all the proposed rules constitutes an extraordinary threat to the power sector — particularly the half of U.S. electricity derived from coal-fired generation".
But it is not clear how the move, which would constitute an extraordinary change in the security makeup of the country, could be carried out.
"But such a hypothesis probably constitutes an extraordinary claim, and it should undergo more scrutiny before it is allowed to enter the field".
See articleIn this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsThe World Health Organisation called for a co-ordinated international response to the spreading polio virus, which it said constitutes an "extraordinary event".
