Sentence examples for contest constitutes from inspiring English sources

The contest constitutes Antonsson's final exam for what Caltech students call "ME72," the 10-week design course.

3. Agreement to Official Rules: Participation in the Contest constitutes entrant's full and unconditional agreement to and acceptance of these Official Rules and the decisions of the Sponsor, which are final and binding.

While these contests constituted some of the most conspicuous individual examples of Tea Party influence, the 2010 midterm elections saw the Republicans gain approximately 60 seats to take control of the House and reduce the Democratic majority in the Senate.

The daily fantasy sports industry was on the precipice of destruction early last year when New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman brought a lawsuit against market leaders FanDuel and DraftKings, arguing that both contests constituted illegal gambling under New York State gambling laws.

While the contests weren't necessarily a large portion of each platform (NCAA contests constitute just three percent of FanDuel's total revenue), they didn't sit well with the NCAA, who are traditionally very protective of using student athletes for profitable purposes.

The Nevada Gaming Commission ruled last month that daily fantasy sports contests constituted "gambling" and required licenses to operate in the state.

Toss in the most heavily weighted factor in the U.S. News survey, the assessment of deans, college presidents, admissions officials and others regarding their peer institutions (a beauty contest that constitutes a full 25percentt of the U.S. News ranking), and you get the perfect recipe for a self-perpetuating, class-based rankings system driven by brand names, marketing hype, and prestige.

Few people - likely including Snowden himself - would contest that his actions constitute some sort of breach of the law.

Each contesting party then constitutes a candidate.

The current tension between contesting views of what constitutes a valid source of insight to inform decision making suggests that some are getting hung up on a misapplied paradigm.

Prior to the contest, the province constituted a 'jury of experts,' including an ex-politician (the chairman of the jury), an ex-astronaut/professor of sustainable technology, and two directors of related interest groups [26, 29].