Sentence examples for determining what constitutes from inspiring English sources

Determining what constitutes an authentic "Dreigroschenoper" is, to be sure, no easy task.

Even more elusive is determining what constitutes the end of an epidemic like this one.

The job of determining what constitutes legitimate political debate and what constitutes incitement is clearly ultimately for courts.

Another factor is the difficulty in enforcing the A.D.A. Indeed, just determining what constitutes a disability can be a problem.

Vilsack and Burwell have the unenviable job of determining what constitutes "knowledge" in a field that has long been mired in ambiguity.

The agreement between the tobacco companies and 46 states, for instance, contains no numerical guidelines for determining what constitutes singling youth out.

The ruling dismissed a clause in the new constitution saying that mandates prior to its adoption would count in determining what constituted a consecutive term.

Mr. Ohara said Japan was particularly strict in determining what constituted safe radioactive levels.

But witnesses warned that it was easy in hindsight to identify warning signs; looking forward and determining what constituted a problem was much harder.

Gauke said the Office for Budget Responsibility would play a very important role in determining what constituted "normal times", but that the details of the plan would be set out in July's budget.

In 2000, Bush's lawyers put a stop to the recount in Florida by arguing that the "equal protection" clause of the Constitution, which guarantees that all citizens have the right to have their vote counted equally, was being violated, because Florida lacked a uniform standard in determining what constituted a legal vote.