Sentence examples for this have constituted from inspiring English sources

Would this have constituted a legitimate form of resistance to Germany's persecution and murder of Jews? (Barbet Schroeder's documentary "Terror's Advocate," about the lawyer Jacques Vergès who represented Djamila Bouhired, one of the participants in the Battle of Algiers, and who then married her addresses the morality of such actions).

While Browne denied suggestions that this had constituted bribery, claiming that the money had gone towards community projects, Leader of the Opposition Baldwin Spencer demanded that both ministers resign.

This would have constituted a big shift.

This would have constituted the supreme test of the effectiveness of prayer.

The agency could have invoked its power of "special inspections," but this would have constituted an act of confrontation wholly foreign to the I.A.E.A.'s nature.

In the Russian parliament, a representative asked (without obvious irony) whether this might have constituted a security risk as he could have given away state secrets.

This would have constituted a living hell for someone whose life had been marred with personal tragedy, mental ill health and police brutality".

Had the CRB gone ahead and disclosed confidential information in the way proposed, it seems very likely that this would have constituted a breach of Douglasphil's Article 8 right to privacy.

Indeed, had the mutations not reduced the stability of cohesin's association with chromatin, this would have constituted a grave challenge to the model.

Since then, papers of this category have constituted a major part, though not all, of the papers published in DNA Research, a trend that continues through to today.

Grant Thornton says that this "might well have constituted a deliberate 'cover up'".