Similar words: constitute, reconstitute, united states constitution, constitution, constitutional, constitutionally, unconstitutional, constitutionality. Meaning: ['kɒnstɪtjuːt] 
adj. brought about or set up or accepted; especially long established.
adj. brought about or set up or accepted; especially long established. 
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1) A committee was constituted to investigate into.
2) A committee was constituted to investigate into that.
3) Selling goods constituted a breach of regulation 10B.
4) They felt that our discussions with other companies constituted a breach of/in our agreement.
5) The Federation was constituted in 1949.
6) He was constituted chief adviser.
7) The court constituted him legal guardian of the child.
8) He seemed to have constituted himself our representative.
9) They constituted an acting committee.
10) On 6 July a People's Revolutionary Government was constituted.
11) The committee was constituted in 1974 by an Act of Parliament.
12) The committee ruled that the US ban constituted an infringement of free trade.
13) Governments should be constituted by the will of the people.
14) The committee had been improperly constituted, and therefore had no legal power.
15) The committee is constituted of members of all three parties.
16) The accused will appear before a specially constituted military tribunal.
17) These years clearly constituted a period of transition.
18) Then there was the contraband literature which constituted research.
19) History constituted a vital part of the class struggle.
20) The company's action constituted fraud.
21) This constituted 22 percent of the total prison population.
22) They constituted no inconvenience to him.
23) These accurate determinations constituted important problems at the time.
24) This constituted an important source of financial support.
25) As such,(http://sentencedict.com/constituted.html) it has not hitherto constituted a particularly significant form of protest either numerically or politically.
26) Civil society is constituted by the social relationships and processes outside paid employment and not immediately affected by the state.
27) The burgesses constituted a growing challenge to the social relations of feudalism.
28) It is constituted by a set of problems which are approached using concepts and theories generated by disciplinary work.
29) The court concluded that this pattern of behavior threatened working relationships that were vital to maintaining school operations and thus constituted insubordination.
30) The Divisional Court concluded that nothing in that statement of facts constituted a threat, and the conviction was quashed.
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