Sentence examples for constituted new from inspiring English sources

They constituted new efforts to remake South Africa's democracy from the ground up".

Yes, it did mean sitting down with investigators and our lawyers and considering whether anything raised in the Guardian, (or anywhere else, for that matter) constituted new evidence that merited further investigation.

It was unclear how much of that constituted new money and how much had been allocated before, but Haiti itself had sought initial pledges of $3.9 billion, and Mr. Ban set the target at $11.5 billion over the next decade.

After her conviction, Ms. Marino filed a motion contending that what had come to light constituted new evidence that could have changed the verdict and warranted a new trial.

Mr. Manning's lawyers argued that these letters constituted new evidence and thus that the hairs, as well as other evidence collected at the scene including a rape kit and fingernail scrapings, should be submitted for DNA testing before Mr. Manning is put to death.

They constituted new collective agency by creating associations of practitioners.

6.20pm GMT Do those new fees constitute new taxes?

What constitutes new knowledge in this journal at this time?

The movement, too, is a collage: the explanations of which bits constitute new or old choreography might well fill pages.

That reflects changing definitions of what constitutes new writing, and the fact that plays are now often as likely to be wrought as they are to be written.

These attentional anchors constitute new proto-mathematical objects amenable to reflecting, modeling, articulating, and expressing in formal symbolic notation.