Sentence examples for it constituted as from inspiring English sources

First, clearly, that they occurred in a country that was universally visible and central to the 19th-century world, of which it constituted, as it were, the utopian dimension: the living dream.

Tünnermeier et al. (2005) demonstrated that riverbed infiltration is the predominant form of groundwater recharge in the Kabul Basin, and that it constitutes as much as 92 , 90and 71%% of the total recharge in the Logar, Paghman, and Kabul aquifers, respectively.

Though SAP makes only 2.5% of the fund's holdings now, von Gaudecker has held it since the early 1990s, and it once constituted as much as 8%.

Only later might you wonder what the experience was about and what it constitutes as art.

It constitutes, as nearly everybody knows, the third-largest industry in the country, and it is responsible for the existence of a considerable publishing business.

This technocratic model of the social scientist as detached observer (rather than reflective participant) always needs to be contextualized in the social relationships it constitutes as a form of socially distributed practical knowledge.

It can constitute as much as 50% of a pinniped's body weight.

But since then, Greece has entered its longest period of peace and democracy since it was constituted as an independent state.

Since devolution in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, enthusiasts for Cornish culture have pressed for the Cornish language to be taught formally in Cornish schools, while Cornish nationalists have demanded greater political autonomy for Cornwall, for example that it be constituted as the United Kingdom's fifth consistuent country with its own Cornish Assembly.

He almost immediately decided the enterprise would be much more successful if it were constituted as a bank, but banks were illegal because the Koran condemned the charging of interest as usury.

It is constituted as an object for another self.