Sentence examples for measures that constitute from inspiring English sources
Mr. Fujimori's plan includes a 300percenttaxax increase and other measures that constitute the kind of drastic changes that the I.M.F. and banks want from Peru and other debtor nations.
This is one of a series of recent measures that constitute a renewed and repressive crackdown against the opposition and is a hundred miles away from the dialogue and reform promised by the government.
However, there is a growing sense among a number of Iraqi leaders that all of the measures that constitute reconciliation should be handled as a package so that tradeoffs can be made among the political groups.
Results were available for >87% of the patients except the individual measures that constitute the CURB65 score 58-999% worst for respiratory frequency and carbamide).
It is much more complicated than a consensus on the part of university provosts to expand the set of works and measures that constitute solid evidence of academic distinction.
Such benefits should be accompanied by active labour-market policies and measures that constitute incentives for a swift return to quality jobs.
A company's extended balance sheet measures the assets that constitute its competitive position.
A definition of NHMRC guideline limit for alcohol consumption of 14 standard drinks per week, a definition of a standard drink, and examples of volumes and measures of typical drinks that constitute a standard drink will be provided.
Although there are some differences between them, the fundamentals of their operations are almost identical and are useful for highlighting the various measures that can constitute monetary policy.
To identify and evaluate the possible measures that can constitute a working self-explaining road and/or an effective forgiving road environment, the following approach had been chosen (Fig. 1).
Analysis 1 examines the content of the measure, identifying 28 items that constitute two independent constructs, private neglect and public denigration.
