Sentence examples for constituted more than one from inspiring English sources

With respect to Rule 14a-8(c), each of these companies argued that the proxy access amendment proposal constituted more than one proposal and lacked a single, well-defined unifying concept, and therefore should be excluded as being inconsistent with the requirements of Rule 14a-8(c).

Up to around 1965, roughly the start of Japan's period of high economic growth, coal constituted more than one third of residential energy consumption.

Ankle fractures were the most frequently treated fractures in individuals less than 60 years of age, and they constituted more than one quarter of all fractures in this age group.

The frequency of keratitis in this study was consistent with the report in south-western Nigeria in which corneal infection constituted more than one third of the infections of the eye and adenxia [ 22].

While homicides make up.1%-.2up.1%-.2%arrests, homicides constituted more than one-quarter of the crimes reported on the evening news.

After World War II, however, the indigenous population grew steadily, and by the early 21st century Aborigines constituted more than one-fourth of the territory's total population.

Kisumu is one of Kenya's largest cities. Asians once constituted more than one-fourth of the population, but that segment declined after independence in 1963.

In the early 21st century Roman Catholics constituted more than one-sixth of the world's population, many of them in Latin America and Africa.

In the early 21st century Ohio's African American community constituted more than one-tenth of the state's total population; it was distributed across the state but generally concentrated in urban areas.

Throughout most of the 20th century the territories constituted more than one-third of the area of Canada, and they reached almost from the eastern to the western extremities of the country, across the roof of the North American continent.

Despite the Gray-cheeked Nunlet having a relatively tiny range, which extends from central Panama as far south as north-central Colombia, three subspecies are generally recognized, and one of these, the nominate, has even been suggested to constitute more than one taxon based on differences in coloration observed in specimens.