Paul White, professor of geography and former deputy vice-chancellor at the University of Sheffield, says: It was interesting that Corbyn's intentions on university student support constituted one of his first policy declarations, back in July.
The dance in "The Strategy" constituted one of those reminders, and the look on his face showed just how much he needed that.
Together, they constituted one of the most important scientific discoveries in history.
By the 1980's, Mr. Cash and his family constituted one of the nation's most respected musical dynasties.
In their own way, the shows and Mr. Rogers's production company, Family Communications, constituted one of the country's more stable little industries.
Raids by aircraft from Nazi Germany and fascist Italy constituted one of the first systematic aerial bombing campaigns to be conducted against civilians.
Suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst's mantra more than a century ago recognised that the law constituted one of the greatest obstacles to women's rights.
In his June 4 speech in Cairo, President Barack Obama said that women's rights constituted one of six friction points between the United States and the Muslim world.
The American urban-historian Anthony Tung believes "the half of Beijing that was destroyed in the three decades from 1950 to 1980 constituted one of the single greatest losses of urban architectural culture in the twentieth century".
Crashing into his studio one night in 1962, more than a little drunk, John Chamberlain glared at a piece of compressed car body that constituted one of his potential sculptural masterpieces.
In the thirties, he adopted a fashionable mode of hard-edged abstraction with hints of figuration — I think of it as W.P.A. modernism — that constituted one of his two unsatisfying phases.
