Sentence examples for constituted to do from inspiring English sources

The PCC did not say anything, despite in the past promoting itself as a defender of press freedom (even though, unlike its predecessor, it is not constituted to do this).

Article 1, Section 5 of the Constitution states that for each house of Congress a majority constitutes a "Quorum to do Business".

The constitution provides that 'a majority of each [house] shall constitute a quorum to do business.' In other words, when a majority are present the house is in a position to do business.

Mr. Dean's letter to consortium members would constitute a request to do so.

In today's hundred-member Senate, the majority that constitutes a quorum to do business is fifty-one senators.

Article I, Section 5 states in part that "a majority of each shall constitute a majority to do business".

But since the previous sentence has established that a majority constitutes a quorum to do business, it's obvious that the "of the Members present" part is understood.

It says that a majority of senators shall constitute a quorum to do business and that the Vice-President breaks ties.

The underlying theory is that an option constitutes an incentive to do what will improve the company's fortunes and thus raise the value of its stock.

If he meant that the Senate (and the House) can't vote on a bill unless at least half the members are in the room (Article I, Section 5: "a Majority of each [house] shall constitute a Quorum to do Business"), then he got it right.

Jains argue that the monk's very ignorance and carelessness constitute an intent to do violence and hence entail his guilt.