Sentence examples for if it constitutes from inspiring English sources
Under current legislation parents can hit a child if it constitutes "reasonable chastisement" and does not leave a serious mark.
"The brutal and inhuman treatment of civilians by the L.T.T.E. is utterly reprehensible, and should be examined to see if it constitutes war crimes," she said.
A more rigorous process will be required for providers processing larger volumes of personal data, particularly if deemed higher risk, or if it constitutes sensitive personal data.
In other words, an electoral college victory can magnify the results of an election, even if it constitutes a narrow popular-vote victory.
As no issue of prohibition upon the free exercise of religion is before us, we need only examine the School Board's action to see if it constitutes an establishment of religion.
Too much is made in Britain of the "white working class" as if it constitutes a designated group, separate from the rest of us, not sharing our outlook or values.
This translated to 17 core biomes, with the haplogroup biome diversity graphically described by linking each terminal haplogroup to a biome if it constituted part of its core habitat (blue and red arrows, Fig. 3).
When O'Grady launched the Race to Dubai format in 2009, he was asked if it constituted an attempt to lure the likes of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson to the European Tour.
(The move was so unorthodox, in fact, that some wondered if it constituted a violation of Securities and Exchange Commission regulations; the S.E.C. allows disclosures to journalists, but not to individual investors, and Cramer co-manages a portfolio that invests in Apple).
This latter situation is particularly likely to arise if the agreed time for delivery was of the essence of the contract (that is, if it constituted so vital a stipulation that without compliance the contract could not be fulfilled).
