Sentence examples for constitutes a failure from inspiring English sources

That itself constitutes a failure to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States.

It is, in many ways, America's forgotten tragedy, and that constitutes a failure in and of itself.

Scepticism about all those men in tights and gentlewomen of the bedchamber therefore constitutes a failure to understand the essential thrust of English history.

The court sided with the trust, saying "that the buyer made no attempt to participate in the auction and bid on the painting" and that failure to do so "constitutes a failure to mitigate its alleged consequential damages".

Many experts had spent a long time analyzing what might count as a success in these talks, but now there's a more important question: For Trump, what constitutes a failure?

According to the Government, petitioner's failure to appeal his reclassification after the death of his mother constitutes a failure to exhaust available administrative remedies and therefore should bar all judicial review.

The head of MSF's mission in Greece, Loic Jaeger, argued that the evacuation constituted a failure of European solidarity.

In PAD, the patient's survival would constitute a failure, but here it would be a success.

Yet with this comes greater expectation and Pellegrini will soon be fielding questions about whether not winning the European Cup next term will constitute a failure.

This misuse of Tönnies's dichotomy constituted a failure to understand that Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft were ideal types and not categories of classification.

This constituted a failure to take care over the accuracy of the article, and a breach of clause 1. NB: The Telegraph published the adjudication in today's issue.