Sentence examples for this decision constitutes from inspiring English sources

"This decision constitutes a sharp intensification of our operation".

"This decision constitutes an important step in the fight against unlawful practices," said the company.

The conservative justices in the minority were wrong to suggest that the decision constitutes reckless judicial intervention in military matters that the Constitution reserves exclusively for Congress and the president.

Malik Saeed Hassan, a retired judge of the Lahore High Court, a venerable figure who began practicing law in the late 1950s, told me that the decision constituted "the first victory over military authority in 60 years".

Many also thought that the decision constituted very shabby treatment of Messerer, who had done more than anyone to establish the troupe's artistic credentials and was now, it seemed, going to have to play second fiddle.

The Tennis Channel said in a statement: "The commission's decision constitutes a persuasive rejection of each argument Comcast has sought to make over the past several years to justify its discriminatory practice".

ERC owe the English clubs £1.6m, with Premiership Rugby (PRL) saying they will now seek advice on whether ERC's decision constitutes a breach of contract.

If in fact Leo's causing his decision constitutes his exercising free will, then the difference between his causing a decision to tell the truth and his causing a decision to lie is not just a matter of luck; it is a matter of how Leo exercises his free will.

The panel, chaired by ethicist James Childress of the University of Virginia, found that these tests are not inherently unethical: Improving the science behind a regulatory decision "constitutes a societal benefit that can justify the conduct of a human dosing study," the report says.

It is certain: a decision constitutes the beginning in every case.

Everyone who has an opinion about his resignation agrees that Ratzinger's decision constitutes a dramatic break from tradition.