Sentence examples for constituted who from inspiring English sources

Such approaches to public engagement have been challenged on a number of theoretical and empirical points, which relate, for instance, to who is 'the public' and how has it been constituted; who decides what is going to be talked about and on what grounds and at what stage of policy making is participation set and why [37, 38, 35, 24, 39, 27].

Brown did not provide any details, such as how these panels would be constituted, who would decide what they would evaluate, and whether the information they collect would be standardized in any form to allow for comparison with other schools or districts.

Because, in the final analysis, the language we speak constitutes who we are as people.

"I think what we're increasingly aware of is that things never really come to constitute who you are," said Clarke.

Language has always been a way to divide, conquer, classify, and control, but it also helps to constitute who we are and what we think.

Guests at the anniversary performance constitute a Who's Who of the comic book industry.

The remainder constituted those who would slaughter or kill the animal (2%) and those who did not know how they would act in the situation (1%).

Individuals in the enrolment data that matched with their membership identification numbers in the utilization data constituted those who visited health facilities in that particular year and those that did not match constituted those who were insured but did not make any health facility visit.

So constituted, the Who released Face Dances (1981) and It's Hard (1982) before disbanding in 1982.

At Thursday's Nato meeting defence ministers will announce how this force will be constituted and who will participate.

But exactly what constitutes trolling, who does it, and who does it affect?