Sentence examples for constituted a future from inspiring English sources

More substantively, Johnson's opinion advocated the older view (from the state courts and colonial custom) that Indians held fee simple to their land, and that state land grants constituted a future executory interest.

Chief among Palestinian concerns is the belief that no meaningful negotiations can take place while Israel continues to build settlements in the West Bank – territory that will constitute a future Palestinian state.

The impact of these growth drivers on the estimation of innovation linkages should also constitute a future research agenda, as this would deepen our understanding of the properties of regional innovation systems, ultimately leading to more effective growth policy.

Of more importance, perhaps, is that since methylation is a reversible event, its modulation can constitute a future therapeutic target.

The ageing of the population is an issue that constitutes a future challenge for healthcare in Turkey.

It may also lead to the birth of healthy carriers that constitute a future reservoir for the multiplication of the parasite.

However, the integration of "omics" data into our approach, especially proteomics and gene expression data, constitutes a future research direction with the aim of providing a more realistic pathway activity.

However, in light of our results the latter constitutes a challenging future orientation.

In the event, given the length and breadth of the current article, it was decided that these conflict and satisfaction outcomes should constitute a separate, future report.

In United States v. Sun-Diamond Growers, the Supreme Court rejected the government's interpretation of the law that giving a gratuity to an official so that the person would favor the donor at some point in the future constituted a violation.

In this case, the relationship between the solutions of (11) and (12) is much less understood, and constitutes an interesting future research direction.