Sentence examples for future constitute from inspiring English sources

Futurists agree that images of the future constitute a significant factor that guides human behavior and through behavior such images contribute to the creation of the shape of the coming future.

The concept and understanding of the future constitute a topic in itself (instructive for example [16]), however not with a chronodiagnostic, but with a historical or definitional-conceptual intention.

Intuitively, Boethius sees that the threat which divine prescience poses to the contingency of future events arises not just from the claim that God's beliefs about the future constitute knowledge, but also from the fact that they are beliefs about the future.

Past, present, and future constitute the normal progression of events.

Independents and people of color, together with other fair-minded Americans concerned about our democracy and its future, constitute the necessary majority to force a change in how we understand voting rights, and take the necessary steps to protect and advance them.

Selective tetrodotoxin-resistant channel blockers are being developed and may in the future constitute a therapeutic option for FM pain (1).

In United States v. Sun-Diamond Growers, the Supreme Court rejected the government's interpretation of the law that giving a gratuity to an official so that the person would favor the donor at some point in the future constituted a violation.

As an example, Hideg identifies the belief in rational decision-making as a limiting influence on futures studies today and demands: "If studies of futures constitute a science, it must make values explicit, i.e. it must present possible futures together with their value content".

Another loya jirga that began in 2003 ratified the present Afghan Constitution — and also set out the terms of what in the future would constitute a loya jirga, or grand assembly, specifying that it included all members of Parliament, as well as district and provincial council chairmen.

A landslide hazard analysis based on this finding suggested that whilst future mudflows constitute a small hazard, the risk of harm arising from them is even smaller.

Its cultivars the genetically distinct new varieties it creates through breeding and the germplasm, the genetic library of plants its breeders can draw on as parents for future cultivars, constitute the company's intellectual property.