Sentence examples for constitutes a first degree from inspiring English sources

The high prevalence of a recorded family history among South Asians may reflect a true increased rate or could be due to differences in what constitutes a first degree relative (for example, cousins may be regarded as siblings).

Currently, the theft of an animal worth less than $200 is prosecuted as a disorderly persons offense, subject to fines only, while the theft of pricier pets constitutes a fourth-degree crime, punishable by up to 18 months in prison and fines up to $10,000.

All the material elements that constitute a second degree murder charge must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt for conviction.

It doesn't constitute a third-degree grilling like the vaunted Israeli airport security.

The letter indicates that the voter is illegally registered to vote and that the very act of casting a ballot would constitute a third-degree felony, said Culliton-Gonzalez.

Therefore, lock planning constitutes a third major component.

But it only constitutes a third in Thucydides' formula.

The approach we lay out constitutes a third, novel, strategy.

Fat constitutes a third important macronutrient.

Vector mediated transfers constitutes a third possible mechanism.

Surgical removal of the tumour constitutes a first-line therapy.