Sentence examples for constituted would be from inspiring English sources

Senior military officials said today that it was now virtually certain that the 15-person office, as currently constituted, would be disbanded or restructured.

He said the Nets, as constituted, would be subject to a dollar-for-dollar salary luxury tax that is expected to kick in at about $54 million.

We described serious mental distress in Culbert as being "where a reasonable person, normally constituted, would be unable to adequately cope with the mental stress engendered by the circumstances of the event". Rowe, 514 at2d at 805 (quoting Culbert ).

He later said the report showed that PPP "as presently constituted would be unsafe and poor value for money, giving some of the world's nastiest private sector monopolies intolerable leverage over London's elected government".

-- A controversial decision to seat the two delegations, as currently constituted, would be appealed by the Obama campaign to the Democratic National Convention's Credentials Committee.

Rachlis said Prospect editors "thought it was important to be fair to the staff, to let them know there was a possibility that if we didn't fill it, the Prospect's last issue as currently constituted would be the July/August issue".

If removing an army chief, as the prime minister was constitutionally and legally empowered to do, constitutes undermining the army, would-be military dictators everywhere will be filled with cheer.As for institutional collapse, it did not begin with Mr Sharif and will not end with him.

A provision for prior administrative determination of which land in the path of the right of way constituted mineral lands would have been inappropriate for another reason.

Direct papal intervention in the appointment of bishops created severe tensions in France and even more so in Germany, which, with Burgundy and much of Italy, constituted what would later be called the Holy Roman Empire (see Researcher's Note).

Would-be emigrants constituted about one-fifth of dissidents victimized by means of psychiatry.

A further consideration is that if time is similarly constituted, there would be, or might be, a time at which it was done away with.