Sentence examples for should constitute from inspiring English sources

The humanities should constitute the core of any university worth the name.

This, according to critics, should constitute murder rather than culpable homicide.

I cannot imagine of anything else that should constitute a priority over our children's health.

"Farm spending should constitute about a third of E.U. spending and not its main part," he told Reuters.

The decision of the majority should constitute the current party "line" and be binding upon all members.

One neighbor in my nine-story building on the Upper West Side believes that the daylight hours should constitute a complaint-free zone for home cabaret.

Mr Johnson said that the consultation revealed splits between the university sector and other higher education institutions over what should constitute a university.

But Mr. Tsongas took a further step, asking President Clinton to appoint a special commission to define what should constitute full medical disclosure for presidential candidates.

To insist on the player depositing the sum himself is at best sneaky and should constitute an action in bad faith.

Ms. Rice, the national security adviser, has said that a delay of only two hours in a requested entry should constitute a violation.

He appears to have judged right on Iraq, where the coming elections should constitute a major success both for the Iraqis and for the Obama administration.