Sentence examples for was to constitute from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Bartók was expanding the catalog of his compositions, with many new works for the piano, a substantial number for orchestra, and the beginning of a series of six string quartets that was to constitute one of his most impressive achievements.

The request said that Judge Rittenband sent Mr. Polanski to prison in 1977 for a psychiatric study so he would "be in a better position to reach a fair and just decision" before sentencing, while Mr. Gunson, according to Mr. Polanski's lawyers, has testified that Mr. Polanski's prison stay was to constitute his entire sentence.

The objective of this research was to constitute a set of practical selection measures that contain independent, reliable and discriminative criteria for resistance and tolerance.

The pursuit of collective memory was to constitute a major change in ethnographic practice: the 'life story' of local worlds, of bodies, magic, and markets could be rendered intelligible through the oral archive.

The third step of the program development process was to constitute a workgroup of representatives from different disciplines involved in fall prevention to create a concrete plan.

The main aim of the project was to constitute a genomic DNA bank of well characterized IgAN patients and their relatives from three different European countries (Germany, Greece and Italy) to be used for genetic studies.

Furthermore, how strong does a contrary reason need to be to constitute a reasonable doubt?

To be continuous[1] is to constitute an unbroken or uninterrupted whole, like the ocean or the sky.

This study is to constitute a composite skin substitute with epidermal stem cells (ESCs) and fibroblasts on collagen sponge.

But how big does a rock have to be to constitute such a threat?

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