Sentence examples for constituted public from inspiring English sources

It is simply this: we grew up with a controlled and licensed broadcasting system which, by its very limited nature, delivered and constituted public service broadcasting.

Developing nations like Brazil, India and China argued that governments deserved the right to determine which diseases constituted public health crises in their countries and that the proposed restrictions would undermine the original agreement reached at Doha, Qatar, at the start of a round of world trade negotiations in November of last year.

Adam Antoszkics, defending, said Hewitt had initially denied the charge because of a question over whether comments sent only to friends on Facebook constituted public comments.

The surveys indicated intestinal helminth infections constituted public health priority among schoolchildren and targeted treatment was warranted at least two times a year [ 1, 20, 21].

This analysis was conducted by a duly constituted public health authority to evaluate the effectiveness of military medical screening programs and policies.

These results indicated that burden of parasitic infections and poor sanitation conditions constituted public health importance among to the shantytown schoolchildren.

This is part of the point: the plinth programme is keen to inspire a healthy debate about what constitutes public art.

The selection of works by eight artists in "Visitors" on Governors Island is smartly unorthodox in its ideas about what constitutes public space.

After our image of the Moebius band, the section on which the twist is made constitutes public art.

"The FA will certainly be considering it in line with our own ongoing review of what constitutes public or private communications and behaviour".

The company came out victorious, arguing that the individual copies of content being viewed by DVR users were still individual, unique, and private copies that were owned by the user, and that they do not constitute public performances.