Sentence examples for question constituting from inspiring English sources

"Unpaid work is totally opposed to the policy of the London Film School, the case in question constituting a regrettable error," the filmmaker said.

Harried by Eric's paranoia, he asks, "You ever get the feeling sometimes that you don't know what's going on?" -- a question constituting, perhaps the 1%'s reversal of Johnny Rotten's: "You ever get the feeling you been cheated?" As Shiner says this, the un-realness of the green-screen world works very nicely in the service of manifesting Eric's sense of distance from the world.

The answer to this crucial question constitutes one of the most famous contributions to the topic.

Yet, the frame of investigation for book reviews is understandably narrow, focused on whether the work in question constitutes 'good history'.

"The court agrees with Mr. Trump's argument because the tweet in question constitutes 'rhetorical hyperbole' normally associated with politics and public discourse in the United States," Otero wrote.

The Court has made it more difficult for plaintiffs to get injunctions to block competitors' products from the market, particularly when the patents in question constitute only a small piece of the value of the overall product.

Providing an answer to this question constitutes one of the objectives set by the authors at the beginning of the present study.

This question constitutes a major challenge for any scaling up of a local experiment and for any public policies relating to health in general.

However, it is not known whether HMGB1 is also released in the plasma early after trauma in humans and this open experimental question constitutes the first aim of this study.

As of March 29 , 2010 an answer of "yes" to this question constitutes legal authorization for organ donation.

For these questions add a new aspect to the bundle of the originally primarily ontological, epistemological, and theological questions constituting the problem, namely, they add a semantic aspect.