Sentence examples for constituted he from inspiring English sources

WOULD THEN FAVOR ENTRY As Court Is Now Constituted, He Asserts, Participation Would Be Joining League by Trickery.

Little has never made a secret of the fact that he doesn't have much time for GCSEs as currently constituted; he was also unconvinced by Michael Gove's much-vaunted English Baccalaureate Certificate, and is relieved by the minister's retrenchment.

In other words, I think that these lectures, Psychiatric Power, point forward to his later work, where he explicitly argues for the "capacity to act otherwise". Although in the mid-1970s Foucault was thinking more in terms of subjects who reproduce the discourses by which they are constituted, he find in the hysteric something like the opening to this capacity.

On the one hand, if he is weakly constituted he may fall victim to despair in the face of nihilism, the recognition that life has no instrinsic meaning.

"What has been difficult, I think, is to convey to people what the magnitude of even a modest event would constitute," he said.

If, within three months, substantially all the assets of the entity do not consist of qualified mortgages and permitted investments, "the entity would not constitute," he said.

Serving as president of the newly constituted Chamber of Deputies, he was also premier briefly from 1848 to 1849, when he became ambassador to France after his cabinet dissolved.

To find out what constituted authentic, he visited old pubs throughout Ireland.

When Abbott was asked if it constituted evidence, he said: "Who do you believe?

Mr. Schwartz said that 90percentt of the car owners came from the neighborhood and constituted what he described as a "powerful lobby".

"Venezuela should break relations with the gangs that kidnap and kill and traffic drugs, and not with a legally constituted government," he said.