Sentence examples for Is now constituted from inspiring English sources

As it is now constituted, the House Intelligence Committee will never decry, deny, or defy any spy.

Ms. Collbran says she still believes in Scientology — not in the church as it is now constituted, but in its teachings.

The word he carried to the White House was that Senators Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island and Jim Jeffords of Vermont had defected from the Republican camp and decided not to support the tax cut as it is now constituted.

As the UN is now constituted, a far better location for it would be in a city near the gravitational center of the Afro-Eurasian landmass.

Given the demographic and political makeup of California as it is now constituted, neither of these things are likely to change anytime soon.

It is hard not to conclude that Republicans, as the party is now constituted, are more potent an opponent to American providence than were the last century's rival superpowers.

There have, however, been a couple of side shows, with what I guess now constitutes mainstream Keynesianism – carried forth in public debate by Martin Wolf, Simon Wren-Lewis, Brad DeLong, Jonathan Portes, Paul DeGrauwe, and whatshisface, among others – subjected to non-austerian criticism on both flanks.

ISIS, as now constituted, did not exist at the time.

CBS News, as it's now constituted, might think so.

Such things, I now understood, constitute rare luxuries for locals and tourists alike.

Where tenure once constituted a pledge to pay a person's salary for life, it now constitutes, in the acerbic definition I've heard from some medical school professors, a mere "license to go out and fund your own salary".