Sentence examples for or constitutes from inspiring English sources

The level of OR constitutes a threat to sustained RR financing, which will require constant attention.

(Or constitutes Mr. Chase's persuasive vision of it, anyway).

"We express no opinion on whether the practice is inconsistent with the public interest or constitutes illegitimate medical care," Judge Tallman wrote.

no element of the Publication can be construed as defamatory, indecent or blasphemous or constitutes contempt of court or infringes the copyright or confidence or any other rights of any third party; and 5.1.3.

The government's inquiry includes a term of reference to consider whether "the practice of soliciting complaints" has an adverse impact on freedom of speech or constitutes an abuse of powers of the commission.

This results from the fact that spending on the other categories has been essentially flat relative to the gross domestic product (infrastructure and services), or constitutes a negligible part of the budget for the time being (interest), or actually decreased relative to gross domestic product over the 40-year period (defense).

Olfactory receptors (ORs) constitute the largest family of G-protein-coupled receptors.

Olfactory receptors (ORs) constitute the largest gene-family in the vertebrate genome [ 25, 62].

OR What constitutes "goodness" or "badness" in a clinical note?

Others contend that the fees deprive inmates of due process or constitute cruel and unusual punishment.

Alternatively, you could say guitar, bass, drums and keyboards compose or constitute the band.