Sentence examples for when it amounts from inspiring English sources

Propagation of religion is not protected when it amounts to an act contrary to any general law relating to public order, public health, or morality under Article 15(4) of the Constitution.

The grip of control being exerted over the national narrative--brutally in India, more cannily here in the US--becomes most dangerous when it amounts to a chokehold on speech and the production of knowledge.

In a joint dissent, the four conservatives said the majority was wrong to portray its ruling as "judicial modesty" when "it amounts instead to a vast judicial overreaching".

The situation is reminiscent of the years-long international oversight of Iraq after the Gulf War of 1991, when Saddam Hussein often seemed to play cat-and-mouse games with United Nations inspectors, and the United States had to decide when it amounted to punishable defiance.

Overall, Day found that he could begin to detect bias in grant scores between the two groups when it amounted to just 1.9% of the scores given to the "non-preferred" grants.

In men, the incidence was low and it increased slowly until the age of 80 years, when it amounted to 31 per 10 person-years.

"I am surprised that this lord chancellor should seemingly pander to the new political orthodoxy when what it amounts to is social experimentation on the lives of the most vulnerable children in our communities.

He claimed there could come a point, not yet reached, when it would amount to an abuse of power.

Connecticut expects to make the cut in mid-June, when it will amount to about 19 percent of a weekly payment, or about $112 out of that state's maximum benefit of $591.

The first impact of taking on the cost of free licence fees for over-75s will be felt by the BBC in 2018/19, when it will amount to £250m.

The financial impact of taking on the cost of free licence fees for over-75s will first be felt by the BBC in 2018-19, when it will amount to £250m.