Sentence examples for Will be constituted from inspiring English sources

First, the parties will exchange written submissions and a panel of three arbitrators will be constituted.

"This unelected senate will be constituted by the arselickers of the various parties", said Di Battista, "and by those who are in trouble with the courts and need parliamentary immunity.

The core leader title marks a significant strengthening of Xi's position before a key party congress next year, at which a new standing committee, the pinnacle of power in China, will be constituted.

All elements of the theatre of movement, including film, sound, speech, electronic music, must be mobilized into one great time-space structure, whose arrangement will be constituted by music as the most general form of temporal order.

The compromise is that the EU will move, by 2009 or 2012, to a system whereby a majority will be constituted by a simple majority of states equalling at least 60% of the population of the EU.

One has been defined by a 20th-century German composer, Bernd Alois Zimmermann: All elements of the theatre of movement, including film, sound, speech, electronic music, must be mobilized into one great time-space structure, whose arrangement will be constituted by music as the most general form of temporal order.

It is no surprise to me that the ultra orthodox are thriving, with high birth rates and predictions that they will be constitute a majority of the Jewish population within 20 years.

As the smell of succulent barbecued meat drifts across the lion-infested plains, it becomes rather easy to imagine that we will be constituting, rather than consuming, the dinner in question.

Adams argues that not just any human social relation will possess the requisite authority: "A morally valid obligation obviously will not be constituted by just any demand sponsored by a system of social relationships that one in fact values.

I am pleased to say that the European Patent Office has agreed, given the particular nature of this case, to form a so-called opposition body immediately, an opposition body which will, shortly after having been constituted, issue a first communication indicating a preliminary opinion.

But, given that there are cognitive impressions, we can attain infallible knowledge or wisdom by restricting our assent to them, since our beliefs will then be constituted entirely by cognitions derived from perception or from concepts warranted by perceptual cognitions.