Sentence examples for to being constituted from inspiring English sources

A person being "fully divine" might, according to various theorists, amount to being constituted by the matter-like divine nature, being identical to God, being a mind of God, being a way God relates to himself or the world, and so on.

No sooner have old manners broken down than new ones have to be constituted.

"There is an understanding on both sides of the equation that you have to do something pretty bad for it to be constituted as cause," Mr. Stucker said.

"I don't see how the prosecution can proceed again in a trial process even if the judges were to be constituted properly this time around.

Even without the secrecy and the substance gaps, the inquiry would still have been unsatisfactory because of how it came to be constituted.

I'm also disheartened that the panel, again straying outside its remit, has seen fit to oppose demands for the PCC to be constituted as a public body to facilitate freedom of information requests.

The new parliament has to be constituted by 31 May.

The porous grains are assumed to be constituted of non-porous micrograins.

Social capital is considered to be constituted of three forms of interaction: bonds, bridges and linkages.

The string material is assumed to be constituted by the hereditary integral type.

In the implementation of the algorithm an MCES is allowed to be constituted by multiple disconnected subgraphs.