Sentence examples for constituting a new from inspiring English sources
The action of the police and courts is about constituting a new field of punishable conduct.
Similar polymerases have been identified in nearly all organisms, constituting a new enzyme superfamily.
While not constituting a new party, they will sit together in the House of Commons and take part in question period.
Joining together as the Independent Group, these breakaway MPs from both parties began taking steps toward formally constituting a new political party.
Without a clearly articulated plan in place before the fall of Hussein's regime, the process of constituting a new government could quickly become chaotic and unpredictable.
Like may periods of the past, the future will be characterised by resource scarcities, with limited pollution sink capacities constituting a new constraint.
(But, then, the news stopped reporting reality and started to constitute a new layer of reality years ago).
Would "fixing" that constitute a new tax?
What constitutes a "New York day"?
The Jasonites also constitute a new chapter for Mr. Barba.
But they hardly constitute a new economic agenda.
