“The perpetrators constitute only a very small fraction of the entire community.”

“There is insufficient evidence before us that one ingredient of the Section 5 offense was established to constitute a prima facie case.”

“There are officers, appointed for certain districts, which constitute authorities independent of the subprefects.”

“As part of the deal to constitutionalize rights in the '82 Constitution Act, the provinces extracted a pound of flesh from the Feds.”

“As a doctrinal matter, I don't find the Court's attempt to constitutionalize his harm principle especially convincing.”

“What we have here is a proposal to further constitutionalize the process by establishing a duty of consultation with the House of Parliament.”

“The Indian Constitution constitutionalizes directive principles of state policy, an incredibly expansive array of economic and social rights and Gandhian principles.”

“Bacterial infection can cause acute arthritis with inflammation, which constitutes an emergency.”

“Others argue with equal adamance that abortion constitutes the unwarranted taking of human life.”

“Most biologists believe the famed waggle dance of the honeybee constitutes coded language that directs other bees to nectar and pollen.”

“Compliance with the reservation also constituted a covenant under the lease.”

“Completion of the questionnaire constituted informed consent from the respondent.”

“They take the position that it constituted an unconditional disclaimer, or renunciation, on his part of any interest in the Trust.”

“Essence is defined as the basic substance both constituting the human body and maintaining its functional activities.”

“Every act constituting torture under the Convention constitutes a criminal offense under the law of the United States.”

“Like the Taj, the garden elements follow the Arabesque concept, standing on their own and constituting the whole.”