Sentence examples for which constitutes subject from inspiring English sources

Despite the limitations, this study offers an insight into an extremely important issue which constitutes subject of extensive discussions in Europe with a view to formulate a common policy.

Except for age-group and experiment which constituted between-subject factors, all other factors were considered as within-subject factors in the analyses of variance.

Any items, in [sic] the possession of which constitutes a violation of parole/reparole shall be subject to seizure, and may be used as evidence in the parole revocation process.” App.

It is just these which constitute the subject-matter of the present intermediate Part.

Baudrillard's "evil genius" is the object itself which is much worse than the merely epistemological deceptions of the subject faced by Descartes and which constitutes a fatal destiny that demands the end of the philosophy of subjectivity.

Employees taking leave which constitutes 20percentt or less of the working days during the leave period would not be subject to transfer to an alternative position.

Second, it was not possible to blind the clinician or the subjects due to the nature of the intervention, which constitutes a risk of bias.

In other words, a direct relationship exists between that which is subject to forfeiture as a result of racketeering activity and that which constitutes racketeering.

Under aseptic conditions animals were subjected to mid-ventral laparatomy and resection of the left lateral lobe which constitutes about one-third of the total liver.

After each new cease-fire Palestinians in Gaza remained subject to the legal, structural, and physical violence inherent in Israel's occupation and siege on Gaza, which constitutes collective punishment.

"Each of which constitutes a war crime".