Sentence examples for to constitute with from inspiring English sources

The project remains, however, that of the particular individual of a unique consciousness but of a consciousness that tries to become totalized, or to enter into relationship with others so as to constitute, with others, human groups that are more and more comprehensive.

CP26 is supposed to constitute with CP29 an inner part of the antenna system that undergoes limited modifications with environmental conditions [ 71].

If one can associate with others to constitute oneself with them a kind of public authority willing and able to assume responsibility for the common good of the state, one is entitled, in Aquinas' view, to set about overthrowing, and if need be executing, the tyrant, with a view to the liberatio of the people [multitudinis] and the homeland [patriae].

That low regulon-size TFs –with upstream transcriptional regulation– tend to constitute FFLs with most of their regulon could be ascribed to several neutral constraints, and we analyze the two a priori more direct ones, i.e., genome architecture and homology of the constituents of the FFL.

The Episcopal Church is one of the churches that has come out in full support of the civil rights of gay and lesbian persons, including the right to constitute family with a same sex partner.

With regard to MS, the proliferation of instruments seems to constitute a barrier, with no particular instrument having gained wide popularity or consensus.

Three types of locomotives are given and they are selected to constitute a train with carriages.

And then, we linked the diagonal of each square to split it as two triangles along the identical direction, to constitute triangularizations (Im_{h}) with (h=sqrt{2}times 10^{-2}).

The Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments require proof "beyond a reasonable doubt of every fact necessary to constitute the crime with which he is charged".

In re Winship (1970) explicitly held that "the Due Process Clause protects the accused against conviction except upon proof beyond a reasonable doubt of every fact necessary to constitute the crime with which he is charged".

These disorders are considered to constitute a continuum with varying weighting of the symptoms and neuropathological features.