Sentence examples for constituted all from inspiring English sources
Various civil rights bills, constitutional amendments and supreme court decisions aimed at dismantling segregation in education, transportation and rental housing, have not constituted "all other things being equal".
How often have I heard that cry go up while watching the climactic duel between Hamlet and Laertes, which up to now has largely constituted all I know about fencing.
The population for the study constituted all university students in private and public universities in Ghana.
The study group constituted all patients with a strongly increased BAT uptake of FDG being re-examined on clinical grounds during the last 5 years after pretreatment with propranolol at which the BAT uptake was normalised.
In 2013, in-work benefits for EU migrants constituted all of 1.6percentt of the country's tax credit spending.
The Local Government Act 1888 constituted all municipal boroughs with a population of 50,000 or more as "county boroughs", exercising both borough and county powers.
Siberia, Russian Sibir, vast region of Russia and northern Kazakhstan, constituting all of northern Asia.
The main portion of the flag, constituting all or most of its area, is called the field or ground.
"These facts do not constitute all of the facts known to the parties concerning the charge offense," the document reads, in its very first paragraph.
Vijñāna-skandha, ( Sanskrit: "aggregate of thought") Pāli viññāṇa-khandha, in Buddhist philosophy, one of the five skandhas, or aggregates, that constitute all that exists.
"Nor does it constitute all of what we have to do to turn our economy around," Mr. Obama said at the signing ceremony in the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
