Sentence examples for it constitutes a declaration from inspiring English sources

You can read this passage several times without figuring out whether it constitutes a declaration of the sublimest contentment, given that Jakob's fantasy of wealth is identical to the reality of his poverty, or whether Walser is saying something else — that only a rich man could enjoy the simple life, since only then would simplicity be his free choice.

It constitutes a marathon election.

It constitutes a dímos (municipality).

It constitutes a real long-term threat.

When it does occur, it constitutes a serious criminal offense".

It constitutes a criminal offence".

…of odours), it constitutes an ordinal scale.

Otherwise, it constitutes an improvement (see (2.20 - 2.26 2.20 - 2.26

"We, as it is our duty to uphold the freedoms of the people will constitute a declaration of war against the NYPD if the brutality does not stop.

The last time the agency took such a step, in 1994, it led to a discussion of sanctions, which North Korea made clear then -- and has made clear now -- would constitute a declaration of war.

"Although we, the trial court, found passages that contain the phrasing 'incompatible with Christian teaching,' we did not find that any of them constitute a declaration," Ms. Fredericksen said.