Sentence examples for potentially constituted from inspiring English sources

The case against Saudi Arabia was previously dismissed on similar grounds, only to be reinstated by a federal appeals court in 2013 on the understanding that the extraordinary circumstances surrounding the allegations potentially constituted an exemption to sovereign immunity.

"Multiple athletes from a number of clubs in major Australian sporting codes are suspected of currently using or having previously used peptides, potentially constituting anti-doping rule violations.

The bill's claim of what potentially constitutes extremism is so removed from reality that it will do nothing to actually "prevent people being drawn into terrorism".

Although further studies are warranted, obese Zucker rats could potentially constitute a model for IIH.

This article draws attention to a transformative shift that potentially constitutes a critical juncture in Australian ECEC policy.

As the EcR is a target specific to insects, these compounds potentially constitute new chemical classes of safe insecticides.

Cellulose nanowhiskers (CNWs), an abundant, biocompatible material, could potentially constitute an acceptable candidate in scaffolding of a tissue-engineered vessel.

This of course potentially constitute a fundamental problem for index construction as such, since it affects the comparability of country scores.

In that respect, the neopragmatic approach employed in this study can potentially constitute a new stream within futures; going beyond poststructuralism and postmodernism to post-postmodernism.

The term therefore refers to symbolic or cultural activities which do not contribute to capitalist production and accumulation and which potentially constitute a "radical negation" of productivist society.

This time, even though Mr Obama suggested IS's efforts to eliminate the Yazidi people could potentially constitute genocide, he simply announced the limited military response while engaging the UN and Congress.