Sentence examples for was formally constituted from inspiring English sources

In 1929 that federation was formally constituted as Yugoslavia.

It was formally constituted as the New York Stock and Exchange Board in 1817.

In July 1921 Abd el-Krim destroyed a Spanish force sent against him and subsequently established the Republic of the Rif, which was formally constituted as an independent state in 1923.

The condominium association was formally constituted under the name Meadow Wood, and Bartimaeus, as developer of the housing site, would become the name of a voluntary community that happened to reside and meet there.

OPEC was established at a conference held in Baghdad Sept. 10 14, 1960, and was formally constituted in January 1961 by five countries: Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, and Venezuela.

Indeed, just two days before Christmas, the appeals court was formally constituted, and has five working days to emit its decision.

The old southern provinces were formally constituted the Gold Coast colony by the British later in 1874.

By the Peace of Westphalia in 1648 they were formally constituted as the third college of the diet and later as the third estate of the empire.

These are formally constituted clubs of older people who dance in costumes that reference eighteenth-century ball attire, the women's heads wrapped in the tignons that women of color were required by law to wear.

Above all, they are clubs, in the legal sense of being formally constituted associations with members who elect officials.

A conglomerate collectivity, by contrast, possesses a unified being since it is formally constituted as an organisation with an internal structure, rules, offices and decision-procedures. (For a similar, but not identical, distinction between aggregates and organisations, see Copp 1984).