Sentence examples for technically constitute from inspiring English sources

She noted that physical contact with the detainee "will technically constitute an assault under . . .

The estates surrounding three Buckinghamshire villages disqualify an MP because they technically constitute a crown office of profit.

And apartment swaps for periods of even a few weeks, he said, would technically constitute a sublet.

While that may not technically constitute a recession, it will certainly feel like one.Other well-known Cassandras are equally pessimistic.

They constitute the lands surrounding three Buckinghamshire villages and disqualify an MP, ironically in Illsley's case, because they technically constitute an office of profit under the crown.

The Kills headlined the Bowery show, and though they're technically constituted of two people their sound totally saturated the venue.

Though it is unclear whether the electronic eavesdropping on Mr Khan technically constituted interception, thus breaching the convention, many parliamentarians are alarmed.

But legally employers are only obliged to supply the employee with rates of pay, place of work, terms of disciplinary procedures, and details of who technically constitutes their employer".

There is some debate among lawyers about the extent to which an insurgency such as Afghanistan's technically constitutes an international armed conflict – and accordingly whether the duty to warn applies.

The torrent technology wasn't easy to master, a good ratio was difficult to maintain, the forum moderators were Nazis, and uploading even a single byte of data to the site technically constituted a felony-level conspiracy.

I don't know what technically constitutes an epidemic, but those numbers feel pretty epidemic-like to me.