Sentence examples for regarded as constituting from inspiring English sources
Hence, a group of Greek prose writers in the 2nd century ce were regarded as constituting the Second Sophistic movement.
All courses should be characterized as falling within the major or minor fields and, if necessary, certain courses may be regarded as constituting an additional minor.
Within the limits stated, inheritance and freedom of testation were regarded as constituting useful incentives to productivity without constituting a danger to the socialist system.
Of these, the alligators and the true crocodiles are more closely related to each other, and they are sometimes regarded as constituting two subfamilies of the family Crocodilidae.
In addition, the exemption in Basel III for interdependent assets and liabilities (whereby they are assigned 0% factors) has been expanded in CRDV, with many categories of transaction regarded as constituting interdependent assets and liabilities.
Finally, under the Roman Empire the term was applied to professors of rhetoric, to orators, and to prose writers generally, all of whom are sometimes regarded as constituting what is now called the Second Sophistic movement (see below The Second Sophistic movement).
But the Communist party and the civilian authorities remain intensely suspicious of anything they regard as constituting a real or potential challenge to their authority.
At the same time literature and the language on which it is dependent are regarded as largely constituting that which we experience.
Once regarded as plants constituting the class Schizomycetes, bacteria are now classified as prokaryotes.
Fictional endorsements of conduct otherwise regarded as vicious constitute defects because they curtail the aesthetic experience.
