Sentence examples for constituted since the from inspiring English sources

The fourth quarter constituted since the late 19th century the linked chains of Navarre; however, following a legal suit by the Navarre Government claiming that the usage of the arms of a region on the flag of another was illegal, the Constitutional Court of Spain ordered the removal of the chains of Navarre in a judgement of 1986.

Historically, it was the first strain on which replicative senescence was detected and constitutes since the cell type of reference for studies of aging.

Also, FAST-MI will enable historic comparisons with the previous French cohorts constituted since 1995 and will document the long-term (up to 10 years) outcomes of patients presenting with AMI at the end of 2010, in relation with early and long-term management.

With a silver and bronze for the men and women curlers, the four medals constituted the best result since the 1920s, and beat the three medal target set by UK Sport.

Civil-military relations in Pakistan are very poor and constitute, since independence, a dismal history of chronic interventions and failures.

By citing Kosovo as well as Iraq and Afghanistan (among other instances, such as Libya), Putin connects the policies of the last three U.S. presidential administrations, essentially constituting the period since the dissipation of the former Soviet Union.

For instance – in a tip to President Assad – the bench under Judge Meron deemed that to shell a community into the rubble until the survivors flee does not constitute deportation, since the emptying out of population was not "specifically directed".

Busting through the limit would indeed constitute default, since the government would be unable to pay its bills.

Moreover, the apartheid government's undermining of the institutional processes of the church did not in itself constitute corruption, since the government and its leaders are not per se — at least in a secular state — role occupants of the institution of the church.

They chose to use the southern channel and estuary, since that constituted the longest distance from the source of the river to the ocean (at Marajó Bay); according to their calculations, the southern outlet lengthened the river by 219 miles (353 km).

This time, as few as 8,082 people were opposed to extending civil partnerships; but since they constituted 76% of the respondents, the government used these figures to maintain their position.