Sentence examples for constitutes the creation from inspiring English sources
But the distinctively expressionist view of artistic creation is the product of the Romantic movement, according to which the expression of feelings constitutes the creation of art, just as philosophy and other disciplines are the expression of ideas.
More than that constitutes the creation of a new drug that would require FDA approval.
Essentially, the court accepted the government's argument that these mechanisms did not constitute the creation of an open-ended "transfer union" that would in effect strip the Bundestag of its core responsibility to exercise control over the budget.
It is difficult to perceive how Dr. Woo Suk Hwang can claim that using a skin cell from a patient and introducing it into a "vacant" human egg is not a process of cloning and does not constitute the creation of an embryo.
Despite this, the Court of Appeal noted in Re T's Settlement Trusts [1964] Ch 158 that the court would not permit a compromise agreement where it not only varied the terms of the trust but constituted the creation of an entirely new one.
When Wallace accused him of trying to create a hotel atmosphere in the state's prisons, Johnson responded: "The elimination of conditions that will permit maggots in a patient's wounds for over a month before his death does not constitute the creation of a hotel atmosphere". Later, Johnson became known to many as "the real governor of Alabama" and often was considered for higher federal office.
However, the Executive Secretary of the ICZN at the time, Philip K. Tubbs, did not consider the petition to be admissible, concluding that the term "Scrotum humanum", published merely as a label for an illustration, did not constitute the valid creation of a new name, and stated that there was no evidence it was ever intended as such.
It constitutes the observable universe.
This constitutes the tension that is at the core of his creation".
But what constitutes the threat?
What, exactly, constitutes the Midwest?
