Christians are believed to have constituted about 30% of the Syrian population as recently as the 1920s.
Since 1984, they have constituted 15 to 20percentt of the delegates at Democratic conventions, where they have historically supported the front-runner.
Two groups of scholars may be seen to have constituted an exception to this generalization: anthropologically minded linguists and linguists concerned with Bible translation.
As one respondent commented, "…if there was no pressure of any kind, evidence by itself would not have constituted sufficient force to enable the government to make the decision".
Rich said that the Google Wi-Fi incident, in which Google mistakenly collected passwords and other personal information from users via its Street View project, would have constituted a violation to the FTC's order.
Still the layout may have constituted a hindrance to getting full benefit of the evaluation.
The grand jury is investigating whether Perry's offer of returning funding in exchange for Lehmberg's resignation and perhaps other things might have constituted a bribe, according to people close to the grand jury.
The Yue and their culture are considered by some to have constituted one of the principal elements that merged to form the contemporary Chinese ethnic and cultural complex.
According to Green, the excessive powers of government may have constituted the greatest obstacles to freedom in an earlier day, but by the middle of the 19th century these powers had been greatly reduced or mitigated.
While that would not have constituted involvement in day-to-day decision making at Bain, it would seem to contradict Romney's claim not to have been involved in any "Bain entity" during that time.
Thus, Microsoft's restrictions closed off a substantial amount of distribution that would not have constituted a free ride to Navigator.
