Sentence examples for formerly constituted from inspiring English sources
Shoemakers, jewelers, musicians, smiths, and carpenters formerly constituted separate castes and were said to be descended from slaves.
The surrounding region, which formerly constituted the Kota princely state, is on a high sloping tableland forming part of the Malwa Plateau.
Jews formerly constituted a small but significant minority and were largely concentrated in or around Baghdad, but, with the rise of Zionism, anti-Jewish feelings became widespread.
Netherlands Antilles, Dutch Nederlandse Antillen, Papiamentu Antianan Hulandes, group of five islands in the Caribbean Sea that formerly constituted an autonomous part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
These inorganic uses, as a flux and in the manufacture of aluminum, formerly constituted almost the whole of the fluorine industry.
These countries, most of which formerly constituted French West Africa and French Equatorial Africa, became members of the Franc Zone; their currencies were linked to the French franc at a fixed rate of exchange and were freely convertible into that franc.
Formerly constituting an influential bourgeoisie, they lost much of their status both when the Spanish acquired the island and after independence.
This book constitutes the refereed conference proceedings of the 31st British International Conference on Databases, BICOD 2017 - formerly known as BNCOD (British National Conference on Databases) - held in London, UK, in July 2017.
Section 402(a)(23) invalidates any state program that substantially alters the content of the standard of need in such a way that it is less than it was prior to the enactment of § 402(a)(23), unless a State can demonstrate that the items formerly included no longer constituted part of the reality of existence for the majority of welfare recipients.
Dalits, the group of people formerly called "untouchables," constitute more than 20 percent of the state's population and support her in large numbers.
The emergence in recent years of numerous resistant strains of pathogenic bacteria to a range of formerly efficient antibiotics constitutes a serious threat to public health.
