Sentence examples for report constituted from inspiring English sources

The following year the American Academy of Arts and Sciences formed its Commission on the Year 2000 "to anticipate social patterns, to design new institutions, and to propose alternative programs"; the commission's 1967 report constituted the first wide-ranging futurological study in the United States.

Mr Sugar's request was rejected by the BBC on the grounds that the Balen Report constituted journalistic information.

The first laboratory report constituted 2.5% of both the undergraduate and graduate students' overall grades.

The 111 outbreaks, with both a first formal report and a first informal report, constituted the final sample for analysis.

The disagreement turns on two questions: (1) whether the Report constitutes a "judicial document," which would be a prerequisite for finding any constitutional right of access to it; and (2) even if the Report does constitute a "judicial document," whether it meets the First Amendment "experience and logic" test, which would support making the information publicly available.

The report constitutes a serious test for the Sri Lankan government.

Does the report constitute proof that handwriting analysts can reliably discern the relationship between penmanship and drunkenness?

"The report constitutes an outstanding and remarkable piece of fundamental science," says Fraser Stoddart, director of the California Nanosystems Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles, who also works on molecular switching.

The events described in Conboy's report constitute the latest setback for the federal government's decades-old efforts to rid the Teamsters of corruption.

This report constitutes the first demonstration of two-photon activation of paGFP and the use of a paGFP-fusion protein in investigations of whole organisms.

Mr. Cole says the simple two pages of the report constitute the greatest expression of "the sacred values" of a great university.