Sentence examples for constitutes a concrete from inspiring English sources

Rejecting a contention from the Justice Department, Saylor ruled that keeping the documents secret from the ACLU "constitutes a concrete and particularized injury in fact to the ACLU".

It constitutes a concrete step towards addressing some of the elements identified as key to successful decisionmaking [ 42] and for accountability for reasonableness [ 22].

In its response, the Justice Department wrote that "CREW's voluntary decision to focus on its opposition to the President's financial holdings does not constitute a concrete, judicially cognizable" injury.

To some extent, compensated damages reveal a retrospective measure of potential loss and constitute a concrete and meaningful measure within insurance companies.

To constitute a concrete example of the learning process, we consider User i with 1 ≤ i ≤ C and present how the message is delivered to the destination node via a relay.

Again, the formal elements that constitute a concrete thing are essentially the same as one another and essentially the same as the concrete thing of which they are the formal constituents: Socrates is his essence (Socrates is what it is to be Socrates).

That said, he told the CBC that he knows this doesn't constitute a concrete alibi.

This constitutes a more concrete limit on lending; but while the agency has occasionally run out of subsidy and had to stop making loans, that did not happen this year.

Over the past 100 years, scientists have been forced to abandon a theory in which the stuff of the universe constitutes a single, concrete reality in exchange for one in which a single particle can be in two (or more) places at the same time.

Specifically, local damage of the jacket including slippage of the fibres through the mortar constitutes a recurring failure mode in concrete beams strengthened in shear with TRM jackets, apart from debonding of the jacket from the concrete substrate including peeling-off of the concrete cover or fracture of TRM jacketing that are also observed in case of fibre reinforced polymer (FRP) jacketing.

In a column in the Wall Street Journal García-Margallo also wrote: "The dumping of concrete blocks constitutes a violation of the most basic rules of environmental conservation.