Sentence examples for editorial constitutes from inspiring English sources

This editorial constitutes a discussion of the article "Health service utilization and access to medicines among Syrian refugee and host community children in Lebanon" published in the Journal of International Humanitarian Action in July 2016.

Although there would have to be a determination by the courts that the constitutional right of Clayton D. Lockett, the Oklahoma prisoner, was violated, it's a matter of common sense that an action that results in a person "writhing and moaning in agony" (as described in a New York Times editorial) constitutes cruelty.

Michael has a different opinion about what constitutes editorial independence.

Before noting these, it is convenient to describe the editorial task and the editorial procedures that constitute the developed science of Hadith criticism.

What constitutes an editorial conflict of interest?

After all, publishers themselves are still defining what constitutes advertising and editorial for these new sponsored content formats.

The remainder of the literature constitutes literature reviews and editorials which provide rigorous accounts of the data which already exists around partnership, but which lack any empirical contribution of their own.

(H epatology 2014 59 1073-1083) See Editorial on Page 764 Hepatic encephalopathy (HE) constitutes a spectrum of neuropsychiatric abnormalities ranging from confusion to coma.

In particular, the editorial describes the 'online queue' stratagem and asks whether this constitutes appropriate behaviour or not.

Acceptance of a prize constitutes consent to use winner's name and likeness for editorial, advertising and publicity purposes without additional compensation, except where prohibited by law.

The projects announced for the $4.5 billion federal allocation ("Connecting the Dots Downtown," editorial, Aug. 13) hardly constitute a "new, radically redesigned, transportation system".