Sentence examples for then it constitutes from inspiring English sources

That court has added that if there is the "slightest commercial implication," then it constitutes patent infringement.

If reality is a projection of our mind, then it constitutes an image.

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If a chamber gets no molecule then it constitutes failure in the sense of Bernoulli experiment.

If it gets one or more molecules, that is, if it gets a "hit" and is therefore positive, then it constitutes success.

Trying to carry out the Robb strategy (which I shall not try to summarize here; for details, see Robb 1997), the needed premise for Shafer-Lanau would seem to be that if a given natural trope constitutes a moral trope, then it necessarily constitutes that trope.

If this analysis is successful then it would constitute a broadly logical analysis, since the expressions on the right hand side of the account can each be defined using only broadly logical vocabulary.

If there was this clear expectation of something in return, then it would constitute a bribery charge".

If two cohorts distinguished by significantly different levels of these antibodies could be constituted, then it will be possible to conduct a prospective study that could allow to determine whether high anti-αII spectrin autoantibody levels predispose an individual to develop CM.

And, of course, forgetting for a moment the Czechoslovakian-made pistol, if that one rifle was in fact all the weaponry that was found there, then it would not constitute contraband.

If the average value of this figure over a substantial period, such as 10 years an even longer period may have to be taken if a country is in persistent surplus or deficit has a positive or negative value of substantial amount, then it may be taken to constitute genuine items that have escaped the statistical net.