Sentence examples similar to constitutes a blueprint from inspiring English sources
In place of his ringing call for a more equitable society was a package of proposals that constitute a blueprint for the remainder of his presidency.
He said it was "steeped in suspicion of outsiders" and constituted "a blueprint for technology theft" on a large scale.This scheme to encourage what the government calls "indigenous innovation" focuses on seven "strategic" industries, from alternative energy and low-carbon-emitting vehicles to information technology.
Unfortunately, theses essays do not constitute a blueprint for solving America's most pressing current problems, and they do not represent a roadmap for electoral victory for Republicans.
Such attempts to interpret motion and rest as numerically expressible quantities constitute efforts to make Spinoza's physical theory relevant to contemporary science, by displaying how it can conform to, and even constitute a blueprint for, its mathematical structure.
While "blueprinting" can be effective for marketing social finance to unfamiliar investors, it obscures the interests of beneficiaries, and therefore constitutes a dangerous foundation for social finance regulation.
"That constitutes a surprise".
What constitutes a species?
What constitutes a dead backpack?
