What is "constitutes"

Usage examples of "constitutes".

They receive from the parent state a political organization, which, though subordinate, yet constitutes them embryonic states, with a unity, individuality, and centre of public life in themselves, and which, when they are detached and recognized as independent, render them complete states.

It is the simple historical fact that precedes the law and constitutes the law-making power.

State organizations, meet in convention in each State, and frame and ordain a particular government for the State individually, which, in union with the General government, constitutes the complete and supreme government within the States, as the General government, in union with all the particular governments, constitutes the complete and supreme government of the nation or whole country.

The unwritten constitution is the creation or constitution of the sovereign, and the sovereign providentially constituted constitutes in turn the government, which is not sovereign, but is clothed with just so much and just so little authority as the sovereign wills or ordains.

This is what constitutes the enduring charm of the best of these pictures of travel which Warner produced.

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Since it lacks effective means of enforcement - it is very often violated and constitutes an expression of goodwill, rather than an obliging code.

Taken as a whole, this collection constitutes a history of sorts, chronicling a decade and a half of the issues, struggles, and personalities affecting the development of the state and the welfare of its residents.

A vicious personal smear, they believe, constitutes a clever counterargument.

They have made no approach to that omniscience which constitutes the great marvel of our own daily press.

It is not simple velocity or agility that constitutes the perfection of it, but grace.

He can own and protect and leave to his children and his children's children by will the manuscript paper on which he has written, and he should have equal right to leave to them that mental product which constitutes the true money value of his labor.

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This is a small number and it is anyone's guess if it constitutes a critical mass.