Sentence examples for a newly constituted from inspiring English sources

The chain of cases that are of interest to Stone in "Sex and the Constitution" will be revisited by a newly constituted Supreme Court, once Scalia's replacement finally takes a seat.

Now Ms. Anderson is chairwoman of a newly constituted board, with Ms. Ryan as president and chief executive.

In 2000, Cunningham assigned ownership of his dances to a newly constituted entity, the Merce Cunningham Trust.

A newly constituted Parole Board is scheduled to convene at Woodbourne next week to hear his latest request.

Over 40 people accepted invitations to join a newly constituted presidential council for human rights and civil society.

Instead of the usual climax of expat heroes escaping, here a newly constituted family, made up of both Asians and Europeans, drives deeper into the archipelago.

Although from 1918 on he was, indeed, a citizen of the newly constituted Czechoslovakia, Kafka wrote solely in German, and he considered himself a German writer.

In 1842, under the governor-generalship of Sir Charles Bagot, Baldwin and LaFontaine formed a Reform administration for the newly constituted Province of Canada, a merger of Lower Canada (renamed Canada East; now Quebec) and Upper Canada Canadaa West; now Ontario).

Next week parliament will vote on the head of the Kuria (the new name for the supreme court), and for a chief of the newly constituted National Courts Authority.

Vikram David Amar, a law professor, wrote: "The Supreme Court, and most legal commentators, believe that a majority of each newly constituted Senate must have the power to revisit the rules of earlier Senates".

If any of those fears were made manifest, a soldier's courage would be called into question, as appears to have been the case with Charles Robinson, a member of the newly constituted Independent Scouts of Mobile that was mustering in June 1861.