Sentence examples for members constituted from inspiring English sources

The junior members constituted the prince's personal bodyguard and were common soldiers.

In 1984, the College Football Association won in court, and the Supreme Court later upheld the decision that the N.C.A.A.'s television restraints on members constituted a monopoly.

One-fourth of the members were chosen to constitute the Lagting, or upper house, while the remaining members constituted the Odelsting, or lower house.

Intermarriage became a necessity for the nobility and a means of increasing social status for the middle class, whose members constituted the greater part of the new theatregoing public.

Beginning with Fanck, her fellow cast and crew members constituted a virile harem irresistible to an emancipated sultana inclined to take her pleasure where and with whom she chose (even if she later boasted of "my well-known, almost virginal sexual history").

All five of the project members constituted a review panel for this systematic review and contributed to a protocol-driven, iterative process of reviewing.

According to Article 9 of the Constitution, the VFF and its members constitute "the political base of people's power".

Its members constitute just a sampling of a creative community.

Their members constitute more than two-thirds of all living crustacean species.

The National Assembly, a unicameral, representative body composed of 240 members, constitutes the legislative branch of the government.

The 87 new members constitute more than a third of the 239-member Republican caucus and are the reason that the G.O.P. now controls the House.