Sentence examples for to have constituted from inspiring English sources

"This urban and rural landscape, linked by road and canal networks, now seems to have constituted the largest empire on earth in the 12th century," Sharrock said.

The agreement was to have constituted a basis for a permanent truce between Israel and Hamas, which would prevent the repeated rounds of shooting.

Two groups of scholars may be seen to have constituted an exception to this generalization: anthropologically minded linguists and linguists concerned with Bible translation.

The Yue and their culture are considered by some to have constituted one of the principal elements that merged to form the contemporary Chinese ethnic and cultural complex.

But those same westerns are part of a selective romanticizing of the supposed old ways, which in retrospect seem to have constituted a life not only more brutal but more vivid, more passionate, more satisfying.

Christians are believed to have constituted about 30% of the Syrian population as recently as the 1920s.

(Some Russellians, e.g., Tye 1995, 2000, 2005, hold that only the properties things appear to have constitute the content of perception).

Historically, Dr. Bogner said, students from public schools in Baldwin, Oceanside, Carle Place, Plainedge and Valley Stream who wanted a college education close to home have constituted a majority of Molloy's enrollment.

Rousseau's rejoinders to cosmopolitan commercialism have constituted the basic stock-in-trade of cultural and economic nationalists worldwide.

The AMI payment to McDougal could have constituted an illegal campaign contribution.

In each contest to date where evangelicals have constituted a minority of the electorate, Mr. Romney has won.