Sentence examples for constituted before from inspiring English sources
This unionist unity force would have to be constituted before any assembly election as a coherent, singular entity, which the strategist hoped would gain enough votes to ensure unionism retained the position of first minister.
Under the agreement, VeriSign, whose software keeps sensitive information safe when people buy and sell things on the Internet, will issue 2.15 shares of VeriSign common stock for each share of Network Solutions stock, as constituted before a 2-for-1 split of Network Solutions stock on March 10.
The twelve-person county grand jury, constituted before the shooting, consisted of three African-Americans and nine whites.
Three African-Americans and five females are on the current grand jury, which was constituted before this case arose.
The public health hazard malaria constituted before the 1950s was summarised by Dr Ira Ayer, a Department of Public Health adviser writing in 1926: Year in and year out malaria justifies its characterization … as the greatest single destroyer of the human race.
We laughed for a bit about my food choices she was appalled to learn that I thought rice and beans plus salad constituted dinner but before long we had to turn to a graver topic.
How smart does a chimpanzee have to be before killing him constitutes murder?" Rights for apes, the advocates argue, is simply the next step in the development of a moral society where no group is denied its fair place -- whether it has a different skin color or ethnic background, whether it is disabled or mentally impaired, or whether it is covered in hair.
In the words of Carl Sagan, "How smart does a chimpanzee have to be before killing him constitutes murder?
The crowds attending the funeral of the Kurdish leader, Mashaal Tammo, a prominent figure who had escaped an attempt on his life only a month before, constituted some of the biggest gatherings in weeks in the nearly seven-month uprising against Mr. Assad.
On his new view, facts are, as before, constituted by objects and their properties; but what about propositions?
What the report omits to point out is that students will require input from others within their faith – to open up to them the richness of the Islamic traditions that constituted the religion before the arrival of oil-rich salafi fundamentalism.
