Sentence examples for constituted, so from inspiring English sources

In other words, parties could be freely constituted so long as they did not challenge the Baath's monopoly on power.

This latter situation is particularly likely to arise if the agreed time for delivery was of the essence of the contract (that is, if it constituted so vital a stipulation that without compliance the contract could not be fulfilled).

The world is constituted so that everything that is going to happen, including the conflagration of the world when it comes to an end, is from the very beginning part of it.

And in the third section (Chapter 6 to the end), Spinoza gives specific recommendations for how various regime forms monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy are to be constituted so as to satisfy the aims of the state as set out in section two.

Because the whole of the world is identical with the fully rational creature which is God, each part of it is naturally constituted so that it seeks what is appropriate or suitable to it, just as our own body parts are so constituted as to preserve both themselves and the whole of which they are parts.

Russell strongly intimated that it is a part of the very nature of logical analysis that if our pre-analyzed understanding of a certain phenomenon involves the postulation of entities with certain structural or modal properties, one should seek to replace talk of such entities with logical constructions specifically constituted so as to have these features by definition (PLA, 272 79; LA, 326 29).

"These misdeeds, which constitute so grave a betrayal of trust, deserve unequivocal condemnation," he said.

It has little to do with the mediascape that constitutes so many other people's present".

But the movie was always a bit rough, even when it was brand new, disdaining the kind of slickness that constitutes so much film craft today.

Other interpretive approaches place a greater emphasis on the contests and struggles over meaning that they take to constitute so much political activity.

I do not, you may be pleased to read, propose to parade before you a list of those exercises in evanescence, self-parody, and general ickiness that constitute so much that congregates under the label of American fiction these days.