Sentence examples for program constitutes from inspiring English sources

The program constitutes a small-scale version of such a trading system, participants said.

"This second program constitutes a unique opportunity for Greece that should not be missed," he said.

Even more say that the program constitutes "too much intrusion" (55% to 41% saying "not too much").

What goes on in the typical big-time college football program constitutes abuse of the athletes who play the game.

Like the North's nuclear weapons program, its rocket program constitutes a crucial legacy of his father and his elite.

Setting Smith aside, he then reached his news-making conclusion that the N.S.A.'s phone metadata program constitutes an "unreasonable search" and is, therefore, likely unconstitutional.

Presented by the League of Composers/I.S.C.M. at Merkin Concert Hall, the program constituted an experimentalist's tapestry light-years beyond Paganini.

Other health experts, including New York City's health commissioner, Thomas R. Frieden, say that the evidence of any remaining indoor contamination in New York is minuscule, and that continuing calls for a widespread professional cleanup program constitute a "disservice to the public".

What You Can Do The federal Office for Human Research Protections recently ruled that because this quality-control program constituted research on human subjects, every participating hospital must first get approval from its institutional review board.

By 2007, S.B.A. Express had grown into an important component of the 7(a) program, constituting almost a quarter of the loan volume and more than two-thirds of the total loan numbers.

We therefore proposed a quality improvement (QI) program constituted by systematic assessment of respiratory mechanics and gas exchange response.