The phrase "constitutes for" can be used in written English but it is not a commonly used phrase. It means to serve as a substitute or replacement for something. Here is an example sentence: The new law constitutes for the previous one, providing better protection for citizens. This sentence means that the new law serves as a replacement for the previous law, fulfilling the same purpose but with improved measures.
Leaning heavily on the treatment of Plato's political philosophy by al-Fārābī, a 10th-century philosopher, Averroës looks at The Republic with the eyes of Aristotle, whose Nicomachean Ethics constitutes for Averroës the first, theoretical part of political science.
Although every block constitutes, for local surfers, a distinct "spot," with a distinct character, Ocean Beach is what surfers call a beach break, meaning that it has no point of land — no reef or river mouth or pier — to define it, and the shape of the waves therefore depends largely on the configuration of the offshore sandbars.
A -- I don't need to tell you that I condemn the regime in Iraq, naturally, for all the reasons we know, for all the dangers that it puts on the region and the tragedy it constitutes for the Iraqi people who are being held hostage by it.... Second, I am totally against unilateralism in the modern world.
On Scruton's view, experience constitutes for us the architectural object as an aesthetic object (1979/2013).
The universe of meaning-configurations constitutes for Rickert an authentic mundus intelligibilis experienced in concomitance with but as different from the mundus sensibilis of perceivable being.
If the bill became law, the FTC would go through the normal rulemaking process, consulting experts, industry, and political authorities to figure out what constitutes, for example, "reasonable" security measures.
At Aspen, an orchestra of 55 is constituted for the purpose, including the 24 participants themselves.
After long international consideration, a unique court constituted for that purpose with agreed jurisdiction tried two men for the bombing.
We should take the job of evaluating guilty pleas away from judges and give it to special juries constituted for that purpose.
Yes, it would be nice to fall in love, and live happily ever after, but I'm not emotionally constituted for that.
That's because the exigencies of rendering — tiny slippages between eye and hand — constituted, for him, a permanent emergency, requiring incessant adjustment.
