Sentence examples for officially constituted from inspiring English sources
The Académie Goncourt, first conceived by the brothers in 1867, was officially constituted in 1903.
Under his leadership the World Council of Churches was officially constituted in 1948 by 147 Protestant and Orthodox Catholic denominations, and the organization grew to include nearly 300 denominations in the following decades.
The paper draws conclusions from primary and secondary information, providing insights into the recent and future development of the city and its metropolitan area that is yet to be officially constituted.
The Kumbakonam municipality was officially constituted in the year 1866.
The sanctuary was officially constituted and renamed in 1997.
The Kanchipuram municipality was officially constituted in 1866, covering 7.68 sqkm, and its affairs were administered by a municipal committee.
What officially constitutes "poverty" in the United States?
The current crop of westerns may not yet represent enough swallows to officially constitute a summer, but certain themes are visible.
Forget the overcute overuse of the term sliders in New York restaurants these days and just concentrate on the pleasure of these miniature sandwiches, arrayed in a row of four that officially constitutes an appetizer but also works as a side.
Why anyone would debate what, officially, constitutes a press conference stems from a long-running rift between the Clinton press corps and the campaign over the candidate's accessibility.
A recent New York Times investigation blew the cover off how huge agribusiness concerns like Coca Cola, Cargill and Kraft have come to dominate the standard-setting bodies that decide what officially constitutes organic.
