Sentence examples for have to be constituted from inspiring English sources

No sooner have old manners broken down than new ones have to be constituted.

This unionist unity force would have to be constituted before any assembly election as a coherent, singular entity, which the strategist hoped would gain enough votes to ensure unionism retained the position of first minister.

Ultimately students abstracted the relationship as multiplicative, but the exact relationship was not certain or had to be constituted in activity.

The new parliament has to be constituted at least 30 days after the election, on October 18th at the latest, when it will also vote on a candidate for chancellor proposed by the federal president, Horst Köhler.

The new parliament has to be constituted by 31 May.

The invitation indicated that a partnership of local stakeholders had to be constituted and that this partnership needed a plan for a Sure Start programme, nominating a lead agency.

As a third part of the activity and work methodology requested by the tender specifications, a European Union Network of Experts on Newborn Screening (EUNENBS) had to be constituted.

It seems to have been constituted as a separate Persian satrapy, founded by Hecatomnus of Mylasa.

The World appears to have been constituted of several smaller, but related, works: a treatise on physics, a treatise on mechanics (machines), a treatise on animals, and a treatise on man.

Indeed, Druze tradition considers the population to have been constituted from many diverse source populations.

Although differing in their specificity, most seemed to have been constituted with some regard for the multiple expertise necessitated by the Competition's awards system, with prizes available for best model, part, characterisation etc.