Sentence examples for does constitute from inspiring English sources

The disagreement turns on two questions: (1) whether the Report constitutes a "judicial document," which would be a prerequisite for finding any constitutional right of access to it; and (2) even if the Report does constitute a "judicial document," whether it meets the First Amendment "experience and logic" test, which would support making the information publicly available.

"It does constitute a war crime," he said.

Homegrown terrorism does constitute a very serious threat.

So what does constitute good and bad Web site design?

The proposal does constitute a radical challenge to the philanthropic status quo.

But it does constitute about 85% of my total viewing habits these days.

DR. NEWDOW -- Well, President Bush said it does constitute a prayer.

And if that doesn't sound like a great number, it does constitute a community.

"In our system it's very clear — a missed payment does constitute a default.

But, the Soviet presence in Cuba does constitute a threat to the political stability of the hemisphere.

Magee's explanation of the roots of Wagner's anti-Semitism in his paranoia isn't a defense of the composer's attitude, but it does constitute a kind of an apology.