Sentence examples for constitutes the next from inspiring English sources

"At this moment of increased tension on the ground, it's important that we get as specific as possible so that everybody understands what's been agreed to and what constitutes the next steps," said a second senior administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity on Friday.

(ii) There exists a function ({{mathcal E}_{p, mu, lambda } u),~u > 0}) which constitutes the next term in the expansion (52) over negative powers of ({mathcal C}).

Together with soil, vegetable food constitutes the next link that can increase HMs accumulation in the food chain and that can make them a hazard for consumption.

King v. Burwell doesn't by itself doom the rule, but one industry lawyer set to be involved said it constitutes "the next logical step" following recent rulings in which the high court has cast a skeptical eye on major regulatory actions.

The late Eocene Colymboides anglicus [106], [107], consisting of a coracoid (and subsequently a referred humerus and frontal portion of a skull; [108]) constitutes the next oldest fossil material referred to Gaviiformes, though more informative, partially associated skeletons are not known until the early Oligocene [104], [109].

The cytogenetic study presented herein constitutes the next step towards a better understanding of chromosomal organization and evolution within Phaneropterinae.

— are going to constitute the next great global industry.

Each of these behaviours is made up of several alternatives constituting the next level.

American officers at foreign airports constitute the next level of security, and the "gold standard" is an arrangement like the one at Shannon, with comprehensive preboarding clearance.

Javanese constitute the next largest segment of the population, followed at some distance by Minangkabau, Chinese, and Batak peoples in roughly equal numbers.

Lutherans constitute the next most significant minority faith, and relatively smaller groups belong to various other Christian denominations (Greek or Byzantine Catholics, Eastern Orthodox, and Unitarians).