Sentence examples for is held to constitute from inspiring English sources
Conditioning of any reaction is held to constitute the second stage of learning.
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.
These theories are standardly divided on a metaphysical basis, i.e., in terms of which kinds of properties are held to constitute the meaning.
It is sufficient that any damage be merely temporary: in Cox v. Riley (1986), the deletion of the program from a computer-controlled machine, rendering it unusable, was held to constitute damage.
The Canadian case Donald v. The Board of Education for the City of Hamilton (1945) was distinguished; in that case, singing the national anthem was held to constitute a religious practice because the anthem contained a prayer hymn which "unquestionably reflected some religious character".
In line with standard ethical protocol [ 27], returned completed ratings of the instrument were held to constitute informed consent on the part of the respondent to participate in the study.
Relying on social constructivism, they define race as "a human group defined by itself or others as distinct by virtue of perceived common physical characteristics that are held to be inherent…Determining which characteristics constitute the race…is a choice human beings make.
Once the multidisciplinary team was constituted, several training sessions were held to teach professionals about the culture of safety and the method to follow.
Congress and the courts should define what constitutes illegal data mining and put in place a transparent process by which offenders are held to account.
