Sentence examples for originally constituted from inspiring English sources

The ship reconstituted from the original planks is not identical with the one originally constituted from those planks.

The third par. of this section originally constituted the second par. of section 9, as amended by act Feb. 25, 1927, and became the third par.

After his party's victory in South Africa's 2009 elections, one of President Jacob Zuma's earliest successes was achieving his country's entry into BRIC, the association of emerging economies originally constituted by Brazil, Russia, India and China.

This suit was brought to determine the validity of the retrocession by Congress to the State of Virginia of that part of the District of Columbia, as originally constituted, which was ceded by Virginia to the United States.

"Standing my findings and my disposal, the remit should be to the FTT as originally constituted".

After a period of time the body may contain little of the stuff that originally constituted it.

[MSP] is straightforwardly a sorites paradox one in which the vague predicate is '◊Ma' (that is, 'possibly originally constitutes a').

The main problem for this approach aside from the obvious fact that there is no definitive solution to standard sorites paradoxes is that it requires the predicate 'possibly originally constitutes a' to be vague.

The soul's unity necessitates that our representations of things, and the events taking place among them, originally constitute themselves out of the simple sensations of the particular senses.

Originally it constituted the northwestern portion of Virginia, but its inhabitants defied the state's secession convention in 1861, choosing instead to remain within the union.

The court found in that case, New York Times Company v. Tasini, that the electronic versions of the articles, in a text-only format and stripped of the context in which they originally appeared, constituted a "new work" for copyright purposes, with the rights reverting to the writers, rather than a simple "revision" that would have permitted the publishers to retain their copyright.