Sentence examples for for a constituted from inspiring English sources

Secondly, for a constituted game action type, like castling in chess, to be performable at all, the rules of chess must by some decision be in force; if the rules of chess are not in force for a person at a particular time, her moving two pieces of wood at that time does not constitute castling (cf. Pagin 1987: Chpt. 3; Glüer & Pagin 1999).

Such information is presented in the following for a limestone constituted of non-porous grains.

Those studying for a PhD constitute a particular and special group in the student community.

The first official lay schools came later and for a long time constituted a weak minority.

Last week, a spokeswoman for the health department said that leaving food on a bar for different parties constituted a violation.

Hence, the effort to find a good configuration for an algorithm constitutes the second criterion of quality.

Its practitioners had for centuries constituted a subterranean caste, toiling in infernos while their customers slept.

If the few minutes allotted for speeches constituted a moment in the spotlight, suspense fell short of "American Idol".

In effect, for Microsoft, it constituted a big credibility bet.

She never defined for anyone what constituted a competitive race.

Countries were told that they could decide for themselves what constituted a national emergency.