Sentence examples for on constitutes from inspiring English sources

Coward's reluctance to write a letter of recommendation to the hotel — whether he simply can't be bothered, or because he's jealous of a young life in London, or because he cares for Patrice more than he lets on — constitutes the book's minor but moving drama.

The set of continuous linear forms (conjugates or dual space) on constitutes a space of distributions, denoted by D ′.

Mr President, to conclude, the text that we will be voting on constitutes a significant step in the dialogue between Parliament and the Council, and a strong signal that this House wished to send in order to protect taxpayers through clear, transparent and timely reporting on the Council's expenditure.

Today, the provinces Mr. Hull focused on constitute the main havens of Al Qaeda in Yemen.

One HC clue which used the attractive anagram of 'semicolons' minus 'on' (see above) was 'Misuse of semicolons not on, constituting this'.

Almost everyone has a favorite one-hit wonder, but there is debate on what constitutes one.

The early Muslims did not immediately concur on what constituted their Sunnah.

International adoption is dwindling because no one can agree on what constitutes an ethical adoption.

Social media companies have established extensive policies on what constitutes "hate speech" on their platforms.

Few authors agree on what constitutes big data, depending on the philosophical stance taken.

There is still no agreement on what constitutes a successful school, or a failing one.