Sentence examples for move constitutes from inspiring English sources

My organisation is one of those opposing you, because we believe your move constitutes an assault on free expression.

Unfortunately, however, the move constitutes little more than an attempt at distraction, blocking off criticism of Tory housing policy – which will prove disastrous for the poor – with a paltry scheme aimed at generating headlines more than turning around lives.

"The move constitutes a flagrant violation of the purposes and principles of the U.N. Charter, a distortion of the nature of the U.N. and a gross interference in China's internal affairs," a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Zhu Bangzao, said in a statement carried by the state-run New China News Agency.

"By awarding this year's Nobel Peace Prize to a criminal serving his sentence because of breaking Chinese law, the Norwegian Nobel committee's move constitutes open support of illegal criminal activities in China and flagrant interference in China's judicial sovereignty," Ms. Jiang said.

Full details were not disclosed, but the move constituted the most concrete set of refugee measures at the UN general assembly.

The southern Sudanese government piloted a new currency in 2007, but stopped after the central government declared that such a move constituted a breach of the 2005 peace agreement.

Permitting the move constituted a huge change in Birmingham's stance from 24 hours previously when Steve Bruce was adamant the centre-back would stay to help the team try to regain their Premiership status.

But though the I.R.A.'s move constituted a grave setback for the already battered peace accord, it did not appear to signal any return to violence by the I.R.A. Sir Ronnie Flanagan, chief of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, said security forces had no intelligence to indicate that the clandestine army "intends to re-engage in acts of violence contrary to their stated cessation".

Vitter said the move constituted "attempted bribery, and the exact sort of behavior that the Senate Ethics Committee has previously condemned".

The move constituted part of Kurdish resistance to long standing restrictions on the user of their languages and expressions of ethnic or national identity.

These three moves constitute unilateral, bilateral and regional moves in the direction of a hard currency.