Sentence examples for in order to constitute from inspiring English sources

a: In Illinois you must have gained $5,001+ in an illegal fashion in order to constitute fraud.

The Court implies that supervision must be 'day-to-day' in order to constitute 'supervision' for purposes of creating 'employee' status under the FELA.

It is not necessary, in order to constitute publication, that they should have been offered in the market to whoever chose to buy them.

In order to constitute efficient and low emission burner system for fuel reformer, it is necessary to elucidate the combustion and emission characteristics of fuel reformer burner.

Line laser is placed in the barrier in order to constitute the two of the edges of the detection area from the line laser beam edges.

Furthermore, approaches of the knowledge base related to test management will be analyzed in order to constitute rigor of the applied research approach.

In addition, if the application of the law is indeterminate, due to the type of value conflict involved or the nature of the decision-makers, then it is desirable for judicial decisions to constitute precedents in order to make the law more replicable in the future.

Since the participants are affected by moderator comments made to previous participants, it will be particularly important to moderate early in the feedback session in order to establish a norm for what constitutes useful feedback.

This demonstrated that in order to be successful in applying the DSAAI, members of the intended audience need to develop a basic understanding of change theory and the instructional system in order to shift their thinking about what constitutes effective propagation.

In the UK, for example, a new policy has been introduced in order to change perceptions about what constitutes 'fitness for work' [ 36], i.e. a policy that challenges the belief that it is necessary to be completely (100%) well in order to be at work and that work normally impedes recovery.

Geographical variation in user rates for medical services does not determine the appropriateness of the services [ 29], in order to determine what constitutes overuse and underuse, data on variation must be linked to information on indications, clinical outcome, risks and costs.