To constitute a threat to; endanger.

对…构成威胁；危及。

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The laws of most countries do not make efforts on the prevention and control of network crimes, and the law is not sufficient to constitute a real threat to the Internet crime.

大多数国家的法律对防治网络犯罪没有做大的努力，其现有的法律不足以对互联网犯罪构成真正的威胁。

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In normal operation conditions, nuclear power station on the surrounding the public to produce radiation dose not constitute a threat to people.

在正常运行情况下，核电站对周围公众产生的辐射剂量对人们并不构成威胁。

youdao

It would amount to yet another, ill-advised Western effort to prop up a regime that continues to pursue policies that deny political freedom and economic opportunity at home and that continue to constitute a threat to Western interests overseas.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center for Security Policy | AGSCAM REDUX: WILL CCC BE ALLOWED TO WASTE MORE TAXPAYER DOLLARS PROPPING UP TYRANNY?

They believed that power of impeachment and removal should be used for a different purpose: to protect the body politic, to protect the government itself from a president who's conduct was so abusive as to constitute an assault -- a threat -- to the entire system.

CNN

Since then Nato has used its defensive role to justify a more proactive approach to "out of area" activities - arguing that instability in any part of Europe would constitute a threat to its members.

BBC: Profile: Nato