Sentence examples for held to constitute from inspiring English sources

Conditioning of any reaction is held to constitute the second stage of learning.

Coaxing and persuasion are generally not held to constitute undue influence in the absence of actual threats.

These beings and doings together are held to constitute what makes a life valuable.

These theories are standardly divided on a metaphysical basis, i.e., in terms of which kinds of properties are held to constitute the meaning.

Further, in order to remain faithful to the basic idea of the supervenience version, we would have to say that any state of affairs that is held to constitute its being morally obligatory to φ along with God's commanding φ-ing must be a state of affairs that is certain to obtain if God's commanding φ-ing obtains.

Medially hy and hw are long consonants in Parmaquesta (not colloquially in Tarquesta) and a vowel before them is held to constitute a metrically long syllable.

The Buddha seems to have held (2) to constitute the core of his discovery.

Antisocial behaviour orders (asbos) have been held not to constitute a criminal charge and we think that the same applies to harassment warnings.

E.E.O.C. v. Watkins Motor Lines, 463 F.3d 436th6th Cir 2006) held that "to constitute an ADA impairment, a person's obesity, even morbid obesity, must be the result of a physiological condition".

Where social workers do not have 'social worker' in their job title, the decision about whether to register, and in case of misconduct, be held to account by a legally constituted regulator who can bar them from practice, is entirely voluntary.

In the end though, it all wont matter much, as the new government, irrespective of the parties that constitute it, will be held to the conditions of the third bailout, which leaves it precious little room for political experiments.