Sentence examples for will constitute a moral from inspiring English sources

All of them also understand that, compared with the status quo — and the status quo, not perfection or anything like it, is the alternative — it will constitute a moral and material advance of historic proportions.

6. Allowing marketing of the tangible products of the projects among different governmental institutions as a means to support the sustainability is strongly recommended and will constitute a moral incentive for the colleges and institutions.

B'Tselem, the Israeli human rights group, issued a statement saying that "punishment of innocent persons will constitute an unerasable moral blight on the State of Israel" and that the policy would violate the Geneva Convention against both collective punishment and deportation.

Any such entry will constitute a trespass.

Failure to do so will constitute a violation".

But maybe this disaster will constitute a new beginning.

Facebook users will constitute a captive market and will be correspondingly exploited.

"What will constitute a disability?" he asked.

Thus they will constitute a convenience sample.

Can his mutiny really constitute a moral treachery when so much of it seemed to happen to him?

Such a revision may constitute a moral surprise or discovery (Daniels 1996).