Examples of 'said to constitute' in a sentence
Meaning of "said to constitute"
Said to constitute: Typically used to express that something is alleged or claimed to be a part or element of a particular group, category, or set
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Such refusals are said to constitute a common practice.
The elimination of remaining minor differences is said to constitute " balancing.
This is said to constitute miscarriage of justice.
The screen could then be said to constitute a basket.
Yoga can be said to constitute the very essence of the spirituality of India.
The difference in treatment thus can not be said to constitute prohibited discrimination.
This is what is said to constitute the violation of a principle of natural justice.
Foreign nationals living in the State party could not be said to constitute ethnic minorities.
Seventy years is said to constitute the natural life of man.
A mark 7 and a raster point 6 can together be said to constitute a symbol.
Pratyahara may be said to constitute the frontiers of Yoga.
This is said to constitute unlawful interference in the authors ' right to their family life.
Four years could not be said to constitute a reasonable time.
This is said to constitute a breach of the State party 's obligations under the Optional Protocol.
The welding surface can thus be said to constitute one continuous curve.
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This is said to constitute a violation of paragraph 5 of article 14.
Furthermore, this law contains elements which may be said to constitute discrimination on ethnic grounds.
They are also said to constitute around 10 percent of the alleged perpetrators.
However, those numerous meetings could not yet be said to constitute real political negotiation.
All this is said to constitute a violation of article 10.
Specifically, the directive reportedly accused them of activities said to constitute a “ national security risk ”.
It can thus be said to constitute a worst-case scenario.
The Mediterranean Partners are said to constitute a ‘ region '.
This is said to constitute a violation of Article 27 of the Covenant.
Broadly speaking, the plate 114 and the monolith 118 can be said to constitute a turbulence reducing structure.
This is said to constitute a violation of article 14, subparagraph 3 b.
Can these cost implications be said to constitute an undue hardship? on employers?
The above is said to constitute violations of articles 14 and 19 of the Covenant.
Then the ice and the water are said to constitute two phases within the ' body.
This device is said to constitute a fail-safe condition.
This scattered population is said to constitute the “ eighth Basque province ”.
Said extensions may be said to constitute rudimentary bottom walls of the shield 12.
This, however, can not be said to constitute a violation of the Convention.
The judge 's action is said to constitute a violation of articles 2 and 26.
The cover 310 can also be said to constitute a portion of the front surface part 32.
The author 's conviction is said to constitute a violation of articles 15 and 18 of the Covenant.
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