Sentence examples similar to constitutes present from inspiring English sources
The police in Montenegro, the smaller of two republics that constitute present day Yugoslavia, arrested the two soldiers -- Cpl.
They might constitute present or past cell genes that have evolved beyond recognition.
The area constituting present-day Youngstown was part of the Connecticut Western Reserve, a section of the Northwest Territory reserved for settlers from the state of Connecticut.
A linear dependence of the extinction velocity as a function of droplet diameter constitutes the present state of knowledge.
It seems that Rhea needs a lesson in what constitutes a present and what doesn't.
The GDPR is planned to replace the 1995 Directive 95/46/EC, which constitutes the present European legal framework for processing of personal data.
Both in IPS and AB/APS, income constitutes the present value of the future production gains due to the participants being employed rather than receiving social security benefits.
The suture zone along the Apennines that constitutes the present day northern limit of ' italica' is remarkably concordant with the northern limit of summer drought [ 43] and the border between the Mediterranean and the Continental biogeographical region [ 69].
The silt, which constitutes the present-day cultivated land in the delta and the Nile valley, has been carried down from the Ethiopian Highlands by the Nile's upper tributary system, consisting of the Blue Nile and the ʿAṭbarah rivers.
A novel approach for determination of low concentrations of the preservative, benzalkonium chloride (BCCl), in pharmaceutical formulation constitutes is presented.
Writing to a friend in 1819, he said: "I have lived temperately, eating little animal and that as a condiment for the vegetables which constitute my present diet".
