Sentence examples for As constituted by from inspiring English sources

As constituted by a foundational Charter and governed by internal Rules of Procedure, IFER would be both a central ethics review body engaged in deliberation of the possibly divergent ethical aims of funders, institutions, research organizations, and participants, and also a forum for review and follow-up of policies concerning ethics norms for international research projects.

Given the complexities of neurochemistry and the structure of the nervous system, are we, even as constituted by nature, masters of our mental domain?

A second reason James stays with us is his understanding of landscape – and especially the English landscape – as constituted by uncanny forces, part-buried sufferings and contested ownerships.

"If such a statute were passed, even without the support of the government, it would be a clear indication that the two houses of the parliament, as constituted by elected representatives, were in support of the inquiry," Laing writes.

In ethnically divided societies, variation in rates of military recruitment across the major ethnic groups can result in the armed forces being seen as constituted by, or representing, one ethnic group against others.

The first question concerns justice as a practice as constituted by its rules.

The mature Abhidharma thus assimilates the analysis of phenomena-in-time-as-constituted-by-consciousness with a highly complex description of the consciousness process, dissolving the causal relations between ordered successions of consciousness moments into the activity of perception.

The Mohists, like the Confucians, see individuals as largely constituted by the hierarchical, relational social roles they occupy, such as ruler or subject, father or son, elder or younger brother, male or female, elder or youth, or member of a family or community.

For any given species, it is hard to imagine a change of environment that is as fast, as consistent and as profound as that constituted by its coevolving parasite (or host) species.

This was based on the assumptions that the additional risk of PC death under AS is constituted by silent progression to metastatic disease and that metastatic PC is a state of terminal illness [ 4, 22, 44].

He views the "I" both as constituting and as being constituted by the tangible reality of the world.