Sentence examples for groups constitutes from inspiring English sources

The idea, now very familiar, is that anything said which offends or upsets favoured groups constitutes "hate speech" and is therefore illegitimate.

"The rapid expansion of drug production in Colombia, almost entirely in zones dominated by armed illegal groups, constitutes a drug emergency".

Opponents of affirmative action have successfully argued that discrimination on behalf of various nonwhite groups constitutes a denial of equal protection to whites.

Polypyrrole functionalized with redox active pendant groups constitutes a so called conducting redox polymer, and functions both as a conducting polymer and as a redox polymer.

The joining of economic groups constitutes another innovative transversal strategy adopted by women where the members put their efforts together in order to enhance entrepreneurship development.

Given this level of cost per life years, a maximum difference of more than €21,000 across age groups constitutes a significant relative change in cost-effectiveness ratio estimates.

Other groups constitute a chatroom for migrants to share stories and advice.

Together, the three groups constitute a potential electorate of as many as three million people.

Together, these two linguistically close groups constituted a healthy majority in the cobbled-together state.

It concluded that attacks on specific indigenous groups constituted genocide because the strategy was to kill as many members of these groups as possible.

Groups constituted like Fretwork, a quintet that plays viols of different sizes and ranges, were more to his taste.