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adjective

constituted

brought about or set up or accepted; especially long established

In a sentence

Six example sentences with constituted, each labelled with its topic.

  • The committee had no legal standing until it was properly constituted, with members appointed by the council in open session.

    Politics

  • The colony's constituted assembly had met every spring since 1698, and no governor dared dissolve so venerable a body.

    History

  • Only the properly constituted heritage board, seated under a 1954 statute, may approve changes to the cathedral's west front.

    Architecture

  • The appeal succeeded because the tribunal had never been properly constituted, with one seat left empty for the entire hearing.

    Law

  • Only a properly constituted board, with a quorum present and minutes taken, can approve the sale of the factory.

    Business

  • No trial may enroll a single patient until a duly constituted ethics committee has reviewed the protocol.

    Science

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