Sentence examples for it even constitutes from inspiring English sources

Institutionalisation is still a development model – and in some countries it even constitutes a method of tourism, or voluntourism – supported by donors and governments.

Washington lacks any consensus on what to do about the Net threat or whether it even constitutes a threat.

Members of a community may assess a given apology by comparing it with the prototypical apology in order to decide whether or not to accept it, or whether it even constitutes an apology at all.

Some observers remarked that it even constituted a second referendum on independence.

Would it even constitute an intelligible account of what had happened?

In Mr Postel, the organisation lost its benevolent dictator before it was even constituted.

Some critics have argued that it "glorifies torture" or even constitutes "torture porn".

It can even constitute "a gesture of love", Thierry Vidor, director of Families of France, a lobby group, told French television.

Taking advantage of highly accurate and low back-action sensors and of the easiness and in quite real time adjustment of the configuration parameters through digital control loops it could even constitute a back-up for the SQUID sensors and the magnetic bearings.

In fact, it may even constitute a complex of diseases induced by a "group" of parasites named Trypanosoma evansi (or a group of sub species named Trypanosoma brucei evansi) [ 1].

Beijing's top intellectual-property officials, meanwhile, seem to disagree over what even constitutes counterfeiting.