Sentence examples for constituents should be from inspiring English sources

His conduct raised fresh questions last night over whether constituents should be given the power to "recall" errant MPs.

Col. Edward Fleming, the commander for the New Orleans district of the corps, said that some progress was being made and that the report on protection for Ms. Robottom's constituents should be completed by the end of the year.

We argue that managers, staff and other internal constituents should be seen as significant legitimating agents.

Kewley et al. claim that constituents should be simulated by isolated simulations and that such simulations should be federated, that is, they should interoperate in a synergistic way to form the whole simulation of a SoS [69].

The results are yet to be applied at a scale sufficient to show their industrial viability and additional parameters, such as presence of organic constituents, should be considered in future studies.

Therefore, it is worth remarking that the increased intrinsic viscosity reflecting the particle shape effects of concrete constituents should be essentially considered to predict the concrete flow in pipe.

In addition, the simulated and calculated results also demonstrate that the complicated effects of each constituent should be taken into account in the composite design of PBX.

Polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxanes (POSS) derivatives containing open silsesquioxane cage bear great potential for biomedical applications and therefore their lateral interactions with phospholipids, major biomembranes and drug vehicles constituent, should be studied in detail.

These were discussed with a community planning group, which recommended that because of the contention around pesticides, every constituent should be invited to participate in decision making (for more details, see Thompson et al. 2001).

It is time for Asians to acquire the political sophistication of whites, he argues; they should harass Asian politicians who fail their constituents, and should be willing to play the parties off against each other.But Asian-Americans, the country's fastest-growing minority, are a notably diverse bunch, bundled together for convenience more than analytical accuracy.

The scale structure and its subdivision reflects the theory-based "genotype" of the complex construct "Identity Integration vs. Identity Diffusion" in terms of the assumed psychological, social and functional constituents and should be seen as a summary of all relevant subconstructs.