Sentence examples for that should constitute from inspiring English sources

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

Interestingly, TUNEL-positive nuclei were most pronounced in the area that should constitute the missing GL (Fig. 2C).

It is this level that should constitute their (LICs) obligation, while the deficit that remains constitutes the size of external obligations.

And they're right, though why that should constitute any kind of defence is difficult to see.

And they're right, though why that should constitute any kind of defense is difficult to see.

This being so, what knowledge have we of the nature of atoms that renders it at all incongruous that they should constitute a thinking object?

Its draft guidelines reiterated that sugars should constitute no more than 10% of energy intake and that people and governments should be aiming for 5%.

In March, draft guidelines reiterated that sugars should constitute no more than 10% of energy intake and that people and governments should be aiming for 5%.

More fundamentally, if, as we suggest, complete genomes represent the best tools for genotyping, we propose that 0406SEN should constitute a new GT8 different from GT2 (8619NGA) and that the genotype division should be set at 76.4 to 81.6% nucleotide identity at coding sequences for all five viral proteins.

We conclude that an indicator species approach may be useful for resident birds of deciduous forests in hemiboreal Europe, emphasising that it should constitute one of many complementary tools for conservation management.

The document did offer some hope to reformers worried by the initial communiqué's time-worn assertion that SOEs should constitute the "main body" of the economy.