Sentence examples for country constitutes from inspiring English sources

"Avoiding the illegal entry of Saadi Qaddafi to our country constitutes, beyond a doubt, another sign of the capability of Mexican institutions to safeguard the integrity of our national territory," he said.

Most significantly, the federal scientists said, the proposed change signals their confidence that the comeback of the wolf, although limited to less than 5percentt of its former range in this country, constitutes an important ecological success story, like those of the American alligator, peregrine falcon and bald eagle.

"For him, this treaty, whereby Colombians who reside in their own country but who have issues in the United States can be handed over to the authorities of that country, constitutes 'a violation of national sovereignty.' " His electoral ambitions did not go very far.

The attempt to punish the academics who express their opinions regarding the burning problems which currently affect the country constitutes a blow to academic freedom.

However in most other cases the equal treatment doctrine of foreign seasonal workers and nationals of the host country constitutes the most suitable approach in creating appropriate level of social protection rights that best meets the interests of all stakeholders.

That day, it is rumored, now looms: in Trump's Orwellian administration, a higher loyalty to country constitutes disloyalty to the only man who matters.

The first time the video was streamed in each country constituted publication in that country, and with it the potential for copyright infringement under local laws.

ASSOCIATED PRESS Debt Troubles Grow in India  |  Bad loans in the country constitute "the most significant risk to the financial system," according to a survey by the Reserve Bank of India, The New York Times reports.

Bangladesh's hilsa shad (Tenulosa ilisha) comprises the largest single-species fishery in the country, constituting 11percentnt of the total catch and employing 2.5 million people directly or indirectly.

It's currently estimated that 2 million people are living with HIV or AIDS in the country, constituting a prevalence rate of about 14percentt, putting Mozambique among the top 10 most affected countries in the world.

Coal has been the major source of energy in the country, constituting about 75% of all energy sources.