Sentence examples for the event constituted from inspiring English sources

Witnesses from Airbus and the F.A.A. tangled with safety board experts over whether the event constituted a "ditching," a type of landing that the airplane is required, according to aviation rules, to survive with minimal damage.

The event constituted the most extensive and exhaustive minority outreach effort by his campaign to date.

Johnson believed that it was too late to retaliate and that any action taken more than 36 hours after the event constituted unprovoked aggression.

And earlier this month, dozens of black senior citizens in rural Georgia were ordered off a bus headed for the polls for early voting after county officials said the event constituted prohibited "political activity".

Last month, dozens of black senior citizens in rural Georgia were ordered off a bus headed for the polls for early voting after county officials said the event constituted prohibited "political activity".

The event constituted a high risk to the patient's immediate health or well-being.

Now, the two are arguing over whether the brief physical contact revealed by security camera footage of the event constitutes inappropriate conduct.

As P. T. Geach (1969) noted, the fact that some object a is not F before an event occurs but is F after that event occurs does not mean that the event constitutes, in any deep sense, a change in a.

He said the events constituted "a massive wake-up call for everybody" and there was a need to address gang culture.

U.N. officials have said that the events constituted a war crime.

Mexico and the United States presumably used this decision instrument to determine if the events constituted a potential PHEIC.