Sentence examples for practice constituting from inspiring English sources

In the Arkhangelsk region of the Russian Federation, community-acquired respiratory infections are common in general practice, constituting 40% of all consultations in adults [ 5].

She said the practice constituted a serious human rights violation and a crime.

Philip Holmes, chief executive of Freedom Matters, the charity that instigated the inquiry into Happy Home, said that in the worst cases this practice constituted child trafficking.

"The court concluded that such a practice constitutes an impermissible restraint upon a shareholder's ability to sell his unit," Mr. Cholst said.

She said the practice constituted a serious human rights violation, a crime, and an act of disrespect to the sovereignty of targeted countries.

Juan Mendez, a UN human rights monitor who examined Pelican Bay's solitary wing, said the practice constituted "torture or cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment or punishment".

In 1991, the American Translators Association (a vast group not limited to literary translation) ceased posting its annual guidelines for translation rates when the Federal Trade Commission began investigating whether such a practice constituted price fixing - a violation of US anti-trust laws.

The practice constitutes a violation of General Business Law and trespass under New York law, Spitzer says.

This practice constitutes a discernible health risk with significant environmental impact, such as in the case of Monteverde, Costa Rica.

In contrast to Barry, liberal multiculturalists argue that many cases where a law or policy disparately impacts a religious or cultural practice constitute injustice.

This is the state of Shingon, whose esoteric teachings and bodily experiential practice constitute the summit of the development of the mind.