Sentence examples for constituted groups from inspiring English sources

However, the wolves on which biologists founded their conclusions about dominance hierarchies were animals living in unnaturally constituted groups in captivity.

But one of the hallmarks of a civilised and tolerant society is that arguments within freely constituted groups, religious or otherwise, unfold peacefully.

They also acted as corporations: their members held land in common, acted as a single unit with regard to substantive property, and behaved as one "person" in relation to other similarly constituted groups in legal and political matters such as warfare, feuds, and litigation.

The principle of "religious autonomy"—in other words the idea that freely constituted groups and sub-cultures can live by their own beliefs and rules is widely accepted, even in the most secular of societies, as long as those groups and sub-cultures are appropriately modest in their dealings with others, and as long as membership is indeed voluntary.

Differently constituted groups, or greater oversight might avoid problems.

They constituted groups of GPs with different levels of prescribing ADs and were from all parts of Sweden.

Pastoral settlements supported by large herds constituted group C.

The newly constituted group is going to receive financial support from the Science and Technology Mission of the French Embassy in Washington, D.C.

These proteins constituted group I.

48 Frankfurt/Main university pharmacology students (one class preparing for their examinations) without Achilles tendon complaints constituted group III.

People create social ties constituting groups based on existing relationships in real life, such as on relatives, friends, colleagues, or based on common interests, shared tastes, etc.