Sentence examples for was not constituted from inspiring English sources

The first university of Bologna was not constituted until the close of the 11th century the "universities" there being student guilds, formed to obtain by combination that protection and those rights that they could not claim as citizens.

Likewise, it seems perfectly possible that Julius Caesar had a sixth finger which was not constituted by any actually existing particles and satisfied (a) and (b).

Further, because the D.C. circuit court was not constituted within the framework of the Judiciary Act of 1802, appeals to the Supreme Court by way of certificates of division could not issue.

By doing so, we recognize that our humanity is not constituted by our 'mastery' of something.

But the problem, legally, is that the ACMD is not constituted as required by the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.

For him, Being is not constituted as such by race and nationality, but, in a celebrated dictum: "Being that can be understood is language".

Then they will see that the world is not constituted of ring-fenced elements of Stem, social sciences and liberal arts.

The PCC did not say anything, despite in the past promoting itself as a defender of press freedom (even though, unlike its predecessor, it is not constituted to do this).

Language, then, must break down, upon analysis, into propositions that cannot be analyzed into any other simpler propositions; and, insofar as language mirrors reality, the world must then be composed of facts that are not constituted of other simpler facts.

On this account, causation is not constituted by causal dependence.

Nevertheless, the i is not constituted as I without the other or the external.