Sentence examples for have not constituted from inspiring English sources

The nationalities of this week's arrivals is not yet known, but since January Syrians have not constituted a meaningful proportion of those reaching Italian shores.

Various civil rights bills, constitutional amendments and supreme court decisions aimed at dismantling segregation in education, transportation and rental housing, have not constituted "all other things being equal".

So, cldn-1, ocln and ZO-1 mRNAs and proteins, essential for TJ assembly and critical determinants of barrier formation (Anderson and Van Itallie, 2009; Fanning and Anderson, 2009), were present in cell cultures as early as the third day after plating when growing colonies have not constituted an epithelium and there were not clear evidences about TJ assembly (not shown).

Since some of our preliminary results suggested that TJ components were expressed at early times in culture when cells have not constituted an epithelial tissue (not shown), we determined the time of expression of cldns -1, -2 and -4, ocln, ZO-1 and cgn along the growth and differentiation of cultured RCE1 5T5) cells.

Most South Indian Universities had not constituted the IRs, which led to the dominance of English language material in these IRs.

But in 1993, an appeals court overturned his conviction, ruling that his actions in the case, in which he was accused of cheating clients of profits in a real estate deal, had not constituted a crime.

Me also whom God called to the kingdom-not, however, having called him to the priesthood-he strove to deprive of my royal power, threatening to take away my kingdom and my soul, neither of which he had granted, because he saw me wishing to hold my rule from God and not from him- because he himself had not constituted me king.

CLW said the trio's actions had not constituted crimes but admitted it had collected a series of pictures and eight hours of video footage during its investigation.

Evaluation of exercises and events must be carefully conducted to minimise the risk of creating an optimistic bias that overestimates future response preparedness and capability, particularly if a real event has not constituted a major test of the response system (Paton et al. 1998a).

Thus, deposition of macroscopic immune complexes in non-targeted tissues has not constituted a source of observed toxicity.

Their argument embraced the contentions: (1) that the offense charged against them was not known to the laws of the United States; (2) that it was not one arising in the land and naval forces; and (3) that the tribunal trying them had not been constituted in accordance with the requirements of the Articles of War.