Examples of 'it constituted' in a sentence
Meaning of "it constituted"
it constituted: This phrase refers to the act of forming, establishing, or making up something. It suggests the creation, foundation, or composition of a particular entity, concept, or structure
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It constituted the only effective counterweight to imperialism.
The local bylaw was that it constituted child abandonment.
It constituted an obligatory ingredient of their meals.
It had been included because it constituted a record of important recent developments.
It constituted an important element of the market reform programme.
The revisionist view holds that it constituted a scientific revolution.
It constituted one volume in a series.
I never knew it constituted a crime.
It constituted a declaration erga omnes.
Nor did the fax indicate that it constituted a preliminary to legal proceedings.
It constituted a tool for transformation.
The brittle material was fed to the die so that it constituted the outer layers.
Rather it constituted the recognition and confirmation of an existing principle.
The Ombudsman found that the discrimination was such that it constituted an unjustified discrimination.
Thus it constituted an instance of maladministration.
This strategy was particularly important to the Viet Cong because it constituted their own land.
It constituted the largest ever chemical attack on a civilian population.
The Commission contended that it constituted a new plea which was inadmissible.
It constituted one of the major economic activities of the people.
During the Classical period it constituted the citadel of Larissa.
It constituted a fully valid notification issued in accordance with the law.
In the Russian Empire it constituted an okrug of Abkhazia.
It constituted the consolidation of various regional and subregional security initiatives.
In the Middle Ages it constituted the center of Caserta.
It constituted patient abuse.
If the refusal referred to a shorter period, it constituted grave defamation.
It constituted a corporate body of.
Once the conflict ended, it constituted a case of arbitrary deprivation of life.
It constituted a grave violation of human rights law and international humanitarian law.
If the deposit was intended as a deterrent, it should be specified that it constituted a security.
It constituted a dangerous obstacle to economic and social development in the developing countries.
When justice was tainted with racism, it constituted the very negation of justice.
It constituted what amounts to a frontal attack on the foundations of a humane asylum policy.
He pointed out, however, that it constituted a new definition rather than a clarification.
It constituted a heterogeneous collection of the early decrees of the popes and councils.
More than having the function of mise en abyme, it constituted a symbolic element.
It was observed that it constituted a remedy for the violation of the right to a nationality.
I beg of you! I never knew it constituted a crime.
It constituted a threat to the entire international community and therefore demanded a concerted response.
Forced marriage was not common, but it constituted a criminal offence under the law.
It constituted a property requirement of certain value to have hunting dogs or other hunting equipment.
Although this initially seemed a minor issue, it constituted a great challenge for the municipalities.
It constituted primarily a parametric exercise aimed at ascertaining the internal consistencies among main aggregates.
In the final analysis idolatry was rebellion, for it constituted a violation of God 's commands.
I rather find that it constituted reliable and credible evidence of the screening results.
While welcoming the Human Rights Framework, he noted that it constituted a small first step.
It constituted the fourth Marian dogma in history.
The expression " Road Safety Week " should be kept since it constituted an established brand name.
It constituted the interior ceiling of the Tabernacle.
He went for his weapon, I thought it constituted a threat and I duly fired.
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That constituted considerable and noteworthy progress
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