Sentence examples for constituted said from inspiring English sources

"I don't think we can move forward on any matter where a member is at risk of sanction unless we are duly constituted," said the Democrat, Representative Alan B. Mollohan of West Virginia.

Hence, the first cannot be said to constitute a representation of the second.

Although there are slight discrepancies among individual examples, the Stockholm boxes may be said to constitute a uniform edition".

Alternatively, these four crystals could be said to constitute a structural homologous series.

The concern for human welfare may be said to constitute the hub of the African axiological wheel.

"Neither the marijuana user nor the drug itself can be said to constitute a danger to public safety.

The point is, however, that the three responses are different and might be said to constitute different KT practices.

This may not add up to the "compliance" proposed by staff but neither could it be said to constitute "non-compliance".

Therefore, the investigators and members of the supporting division of clinical research can be said to constitute a research team, at least in registration trials in Japan.

"When it really comes down to it, that's leaving aside whether P.T.A.'s are legally constituted," she said.

"The committee itself had no doubt that flogging in almost any case constitutes torture," said Mr. Burns, who is also a Canadian law professor.