Sentence examples for constitutes all from inspiring English sources

A statement you may well be prepared to take as gospel, provided you can accept that a panoply of white faces constitutes "all walks of life" in Australia in the year 2015.

This constitutes all of the saddles since direct calculation of ρ ′ gives ρ ′ = 1 + v p g ′ g = 0, (3.21).

For non-food forward distribution, home delivery constitutes all delivery concepts that CEPs apply to bring parcels to the customers, e.g., to the door or to parcel stations.

The crux of the question is what constitutes "all necessary information," and additionally, is the consent process the best way to convey it?

It does so by utilizing the full range of information to which it is connected, as its relevant information field that constitutes all actual and potential knowables as a living entity.

He formulates a view according to which (to put matters roughly) to say that a state of affairs is intrinsically good or bad is to say that it is possible that its goodness or badness constitutes all the goodness or badness that there is in the world (Chisholm 1978).

Siberia, Russian Sibir, vast region of Russia and northern Kazakhstan, constituting all of northern Asia.

The main portion of the flag, constituting all or most of its area, is called the field or ground.

"These facts do not constitute all of the facts known to the parties concerning the charge offense," the document reads, in its very first paragraph.

Various civil rights bills, constitutional amendments and supreme court decisions aimed at dismantling segregation in education, transportation and rental housing, have not constituted "all other things being equal".

Vijñāna-skandha, ( Sanskrit: "aggregate of thought") Pāli viññāṇa-khandha, in Buddhist philosophy, one of the five skandhas, or aggregates, that constitute all that exists.