Sentence examples for and will constitute from inspiring English sources

However, many aspects of these problem remain unclear and will constitute major areas of investigation in the next millennium.

Jeep assembly lines will remain in operation in the United States and will constitute the backbone of the brand.

Results announced tonight showed that Serbs got 11percentt of the vote, will have 21 of the assembly's 120 seats and will constitute the third-largest voting block.

This will form part of the new route to citizenship and will constitute an additional period for which migrants are denied access to services and welfare.

Mr. Stupps's department estimates that in 15 years the elderly population will grow by more than 250,000 and will constitute almost 21percentt of the city's residents.

The results indicate that the model provides an adequate description of overall sensor behaviour, and will constitute a useful design tool.

On the other hand, a personal consciousness and will, constituting a self-existent Creator of the universe, would be intrinsically intelligible; for human beings have experience in themselves of intelligence and free will as creative.

Its earliest members were primarily interested in delving into their 17th- and 18th-century Dutch and English roots, and records of their ancestors in censuses, deeds, baptisms, births, deaths and wills constitute the bulk of the collection.

A new hurdle measuring progress in the areas of diversity and inclusion, sustainability and culture will constitute 25%.

The written report for each half of the course there's going to be one report, as I've already said, for vision and one for audition and that will constitute 10% of the grade for each.

It seems unlikely that the multiple guilty pleas and convictions of Cohen and Manafort will constitute a sufficiently brutal collision with reality to lose Trump's hold on the base.