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constituted

constituted
Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
    • brought about or set up or accepted; especially long established
    "distrust the constituted authority"

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    1. The universe on the earth is constituted of atoms.
    2. Susie is so constituted that she cannot forgive and forget things.
    3. Also, I used to wonder what would happen if I were to travel along the earth or on a road in a straight line for a very great distance. Would I eventually end up against a card-board wall which constituted a small part of the great card-board box which enclosed the universe? And if so, what was beyond it? Perhaps there were more card-board boxes, all stacked up inside an even greater card-board box. When you make a theory that depends on another theory which in turn depends on another, this is the sort of conclusion you may form. It is one of the major pitfalls of linear thinking which can wreak havok with your interpretation of social situations.
    4. The grants therefore constituted an advantage.
    5. This constituted a special-purpose reserve totalling DEM 1197 million.
    6. DECLARES That the Civil Service Tribunal is duly constituted;
    7. the Community as constituted on 31 December 2006,
    8. Furthermore, major part of the investments constituted necessary replacement and renovation investments.
    9. The Commission therefore found that the measure in question constituted State aid.
    10. The increasing prices of oil constituted up to 85 % of the company’s costs.
    11. Whether it is earmarked for loss compensation or not, Wettbewerbshilfe constituted an income and diminished losses.
    12. The notified request constituted a second phase in the assessment of the project.
    13. In the first instance, reserves are constituted using cooperative income and extra-cooperative profits.
    14. The cartel constituted a deliberate infringement of Articles 81(1) EC and 53(1) EEA.
    15. Indeed, it constituted unjustified aid that gave public undertakings an advantage over their private competitors.