Sentence examples for still constituted from inspiring English sources

In addition, OCI said it was its view that projects to build transmission lines to carry fossil fuel-generated electricity still constituted support for fossil fuels.

She said progress had been made in reining in banks, but they still constituted "an area which is extremely bereft of regulation".

Ramirez did not commit a crime, but the ICE agents who arrested him are claiming that he still constituted a threat to public safety.

In the early imminent expectation, the period between death and the coming of the Kingdom still constituted no object of concern.

In the guise of their club, which, despite it all, is still constituted by them, they evaluate its apprehension by interlopers; whether players and managers understand who they represent, and the consequent duties incumbent upon them.

Mr. Summers and many of the other finance ministers maintained that high and sustained economic growth still constituted the best antidote to poverty and had already improved living standards for millions throughout the region.

Adebayor's match fitness would still constitute an issue.

Gas will still constitute 90% of its production next year.

Philosophical ambition and formal modesty still constitute Minimalism's bottom line.

A mediocre antimissile system can still constitute a highly effective antisatellite weapon.

Here, to be called "a common person" still constitutes high praise.