Sentence examples for event constituted from inspiring English sources

Witnesses from Airbus and the F.A.A. tangled with safety board experts over whether the event constituted a "ditching," a type of landing that the airplane is required, according to aviation rules, to survive with minimal damage.

Marbury and his lawyer, former attorney general Charles Lee, argued that signing and sealing the commission completed the transaction and that delivery, in any event, constituted a mere formality.

The event constituted the most extensive and exhaustive minority outreach effort by his campaign to date.

Still, though that event constituted (or perhaps was constituted by) a change in Socrates, it did not in itself constitute a change in Xanthippe.

This relatively recent event constituted the most radical economic, social, and demographic shift in the entire long history of mankind, and its consequences not only reverberate but continue to gather momentum today.

A further element of the view is that the public event constituted by the expressions of these conditional intentions by each party is, on causal/functional grounds, an intention.

"In a highly corrupted regime, the construction of facilities for this sporting event constitutes a source of bribes for the Turkmen government," says Professor Sebastien Peyrouse of George Washington University.

Now, the two are arguing over whether the brief physical contact revealed by security camera footage of the event constitutes inappropriate conduct.

"Depriving the population of freely-reported news and information before such a crucial political event constitutes an all-out denial of democracy," Johann Bihr, the head of RSF's eastern Europe and central Asia desk, said in a statement.

In aquatic environments, many factors determine the overall impact of a toxic event, constituting "exposure scenarios" that must be understood so that risk assessment strategies can be successfully applied.

One can only reach an interpretation of exclusion through a technical analysis on whether the insured's gross negligence, which resulted in the injury causing event, constitutes conduct neither expected nor intended from the standpoint of the insured.