Sentence examples for constituted to respond from inspiring English sources
After the disaster, a technical committee was constituted to respond to this emergency.
A formal committee was constituted to evaluate and respond to instances of opioid misuse.
The results presented here constitute the first attempt to respond to this academic vault.
The second are the "occasional taxa" derived from mutation and migration that might constitute a reservoir of diversity to respond to environmental changes (cf. [34]).
A project that constitutes an attempt, not always perfect, to respond both to demand expressed or implicit, not just of functions but also meaning.
In the SST, the dominant or more frequent stimulus constitutes a go signal requiring subjects to respond within a time window therefore setting up a prepotent response tendency.
In 2008, the 193 nations which constitute the World Health Assembly called for stronger action to respond to this emerging threat, and specified the need for more applied research.
White House officials, responding to the article that appeared in The Journal, argued that any consideration of using the military to respond to a cyberattack would constitute a "last resort," after other efforts to deter an attack failed.
Among these mechanisms, transcriptional control constitutes one of the main resources the cell relies on to respond biochemically to environmental fluctuations and challenges.
The present modest point is that, given Respect (2), respect for persons requires the state to respond in the right way to its citizens' identity constituting commitments.
