Sentence examples for constituted to provide from inspiring English sources

This move will enable the Abu Dhabi owners to seriously expand into China, commercially selling the clubs, principally Manchester City, as brands, and the allied companies which are constituted to provide services and expertise outside the City group.

Each IRB/IEC was composed of a review panel that was responsible for ensuring the protection of the rights, safety, and well-being of human subjects involved in the clinical investigation and was adequately constituted to provide assurance of that protection.

As a consequence, the BAQ as presently constituted is unable to provide clinicians and health care providers with information necessary to effectively monitor the well-being of pregnant women, in terms of attitudes toward their bodies during this life phase.

The 37 propositional inputs I use to represent these four domains (Appendix: Propositional specifications for Sanday models) constitute an attempt to provide a simple and somewhat abstract representation of some of the core ideas in Sanday's hypotheses.

This work constitutes an attempt to provide evidence for the existence of a specific type of constraints in a subset of nucleosomes that share particular positional and structural preferences.

In addition to the traditional 1-butanol production by hydroformylation of gaseous propene and by fermentation of biomass, the cytochrome P450-catalyzed direct terminal oxidation of n-butane into the primary alcohol 1-butanol constitutes an alternative route to provide the high demand of this basic chemical.

Femtocells indeed constitute an inexpensive alternative to provide better indoor coverage, fairness at cell border and offloading of the overlaid macrocells [1, 2].

"When we come together, we constitute a strong voice to provide the opportunity of learning for our daughters – something we do not have individually," Ms. Kanu added.

A computerized intervention constitutes a powerful tool to provide participant repetitive practice, feedback about performance and motivation to endure practice [ 82].

We introduce EGN in the hope that it might constitute a timely opportunity to provide network construction tools to a broader audience.

A computerized intervention like the dance video game constitutes a powerful tool to provide participant repetitive practice, feedback about performance and motivation to endure practice [ 56].