Sentence examples for the act constitutes from inspiring English sources

The Act constitutes the five key policy focuses of transport, namely (1) to fulfill the basic needs of the citizens, (2) and transport's roles in society and economy as well as in case of natural disaster, (3) reducing environment impacts, (4) division of roles among various transport modes and collaboration among them (multi-modal transport), and (5) safety.

While declining to say whether he thought the act constituted staging, Bolton did agree it wasn't worthy of a free kick.

Valued at over $1,000 by the victim, the act constituted grand theft.

While there was some debate as to whether or not she should have come out earlier, before her death, there was no debate that the act constituted a coming out.

Thirteen years after the USS Cole was bombed by an approaching vessel in the Yemen port of Aden, a military commission in Guantanamo Bay is trying to figure out if the act constituted "terrorism" and if "terrorism" is a crime that can be charged in a military commission.

"A prosecution against Snowden under the US Espionage Act constitutes a political offense within the meaning of Norwegian and international law.

In defending the law, the Justice Department has taken a legal position — that the health care act constitutes a tax — that contradicts the political stance taken by President Obama.

An act constitutes misprision if the suspect knows about "the actual commission of a felony" but "conceals and does not as soon as possible" inform authorities.

For example, ACT constitutes 40% of the trinucleotides observed in Millepora (Table  4).

Almost as terrifying as the shooting itself: the ensuing debate over whether Roof's heinous act constitutes a hate crime against African Americans.

"This nauseating act constitutes a further step towards abscurantism.