Sentence examples for room constituted from inspiring English sources

Peter Bull, 73, and wife Hazelmary, 69, want the Supreme Court to decide whether their decision to refuse to let civil partners Martyn Hall and Steven Preddy stay in a double room constituted sex discrimination under equality legislation.

I don't know if it's ever been tested in court, but wouldn't even passing a joint around a room constitute a series of acts of "supply"?

Anthony Ford-Shubrook applied to St Dominic's sixth-form college in Harrow, Middlesex, but was rejected without interview when the college decided that his potential use of a climbing wheelchair to reach first-floor rooms constituted a risk to other students.

A good view of the microclimate was obtained that also resulted coherent with the different position of the three rooms constituting the monitored site (Carcer, Tullianum, Convent).

An intermediate approach between predictive numerical simulations and experimental determinations of aerodynamic parameters characterizing air distribution in rooms, is constituted by the systemic approach.

Another is an office and guest room that constitutes "an official no-air-bed place for people to stay," Ms. Pedrick said.

Tucked away near Ruxton, Md., a Baltimore suburb, his base of operations bears little resemblance to the nook, kitchen table or dual-purpose room that constitutes a typical home office.

Is a Kitchen A Room? Q: What constitutes a room?