Sentence examples for has to constitute from inspiring English sources
The method of dichotomy is either impossible (for it would put a single group under different divisions or contrary groups under the same division), or it only furnishes a single ultimate differentia for each species, which either alone or with its series of antecedents has to constitute the ultimate species.
Moreover, the variation has to constitute at least a moderate problem and the respondent must feel worst in a winter month (November, December, January, February).
Second, the abuse had to constitute hands-on sexual abuse.
If we had different forms of intuition, then our experience would still have to constitute a unified whole in order for us to be self-conscious, but this would not be a spatio-temporal whole.
Sixthly, results have to constitute a reliable base for health policy decision-making including allocation decisions of central funds (usefulness).
In other cases, plants may have to constitute a substantial proportion of the feed and may therefore be used in a preventive fashion mixed with grass and clover in larger grazing areas, or in pure stands for rotational grazing.
Furthermore, systemically-important EU banks would have to constitute an additional capital buffer of 1% to 3% to enable them to cope better with crises and refund depositors and creditors.
Immune escape or suppression has long been proposed to constitute a critical step in both tumour formation and progression22.
But how big does a rock have to be to constitute such a threat?
