Sentence examples for of a constituted from inspiring English sources

If all those who live together as legally recognized citizens of a constituted democratic state happen to distinguish between friend and enemy in exactly the same way, the equal participation of all citizens in the political process and the electoral appointment of officials would indeed be a requirement of democratic political justice.

If, contrary to our initial assumption, those who live together as legally recognized citizens of a constituted democratic state do not share a political identity in Schmitt's sense, the identity of the rulers with all the ruled will no longer obtain, and the constituted democratic state will no longer be truly democratic.

Now Ms. Anderson is chairwoman of a newly constituted board, with Ms. Ryan as president and chief executive.

A number of villages constituted an independent chiefdom of a few thousand people.

The Fur lived in homesteads, a number of which constituted a village.

"The denial of a crime constitutes the direct continuation of that very crime.

These maps also enabled an estimation of what constituted a 'symptomatic' deterioration.

We adopted a loose definition of what constituted a "recommendation".

Dislodging an opponent constituted a fall; two falls out of three constituted a match.

Acceptance of a prize constitutes consent to use.

CCTV argued that there was a "common understanding" in the UK of what constituted a family.