Sentence examples for constituted right from inspiring English sources

Then for a while she cried quietly because of disturbing things she'd seen and heard at the AIDS hospice that afternoon, and because of various attitudes — typical New Orleans attitudes, she thought — voiced by some of the marathon organizers, which seemed callous and constituted right things done for wrong reasons, all of which made the world seem — to her, at least — an evil place.

So, it's probably best to say that the Vision Fund — as constituted right now — is $97 billion or $96.7 billion with precision, assuming this $5 billion reaches a final close.

"The Supreme Court, as it is constituted right now, may not be ready to overturn Roe," James Bopp, the chief counsel for the National Right to Life Committee, told Mother Jones in 2015. .

And just what constitutes right and wrong or "the good" has long been a matter of discussion.

It follows from c = 1 and a 2 + b 2 = c 2 that a, b, c are the side lengths constituting right triangles.

Conversely, one's conception of how ethical the collective group is arises through one's personal view of what constitutes right and good actions [ 21, 49].

SAS® provides a built-in statistical procedure (LIFEREG) for a maximum likelihood estimate of the parameters α and γ for right-censored data, which is the relevant case for this analysis since the people of the data set who are still alive effectively constitute right censored data points.

He has a rigid definition of what constitutes right-handedness.

Their rulings hold that Congressional requirements intended to protect foster children do not constitute rights.

The others have a present age t1, and constitute right-censored data, since for them the event of death lies at some unknown time t > t1.

The means to this end is found in the Eightfold Path, which is constituted by right views, right aspirations, right speech, right conduct, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right meditational attainment.