Sentence examples for order to constitute from inspiring English sources

a: In Illinois you must have gained $5,001+ in an illegal fashion in order to constitute fraud.

First I must describe the body on its own; then the soul, again on its own; and finally I must show how these two natures would have to be joined and united in order to constitute men who resemble us".

"He referred to the injustices, real or imagined, suffered by the Marathi speakers in order to constitute them as the only legitimate 'people,' " Gyan Prakash, a history professor at Princeton University, wrote in his 2010 book "Mumbai Fables".

These statutes suggest that "severe pain" as used in Section 2340, must rise to a similarly high level, the level that would ordinarily be associated with a sufficiently serious physical condition or injury such as death, organ failure or serious impairment of body functions in order to constitute torture.

This identity and continuity is manifested in the act of the ordination of bishops, an act that requires the presence of several other bishops in order to constitute a conciliar act and to witness to the continuity of apostolic succession and tradition.

How do the we-intentions of individual participants have to be related to each other in order to constitute a genuine collective intention?

In doing that, he follows al-Farabi, summarizes and literally quotes al-Farabi's Philosophy of Plato and Aristotle (Rosenthal & Walzer 1943; Mahdi 1961 , 2001, where both Platonic dialogues and Aristotelian treatises are set out in such an order as to constitute a systematic and progressive investigation of all the areas of philosophical research.

All S. thermophilus phages isolated to date are members of the Siphoviridae family and the Caudovirales order and appear to constitute a polythetic phage species comprising two large groups, cos- and pac-types, based on the mode of DNA packaging.

Drawing attention to the necessary role of these often unarticulated assumptions has allowed feminist philosophers of science to explain both how androcentric and sexist assumptions have managed to persevere for so long in science, as well as why feminist values do not have to be eliminated from scientific research in order for it to constitute good science.

Though the state argued that failing to follow a police department general order constitutes misconduct in office, Williams seems to have accepted a stricter standard of the law, which requires an element of "corruption" in order to make such a failure criminal.

In the UK, for example, a new policy has been introduced in order to change perceptions about what constitutes 'fitness for work' [ 36], i.e. a policy that challenges the belief that it is necessary to be completely (100%) well in order to be at work and that work normally impedes recovery.