These things constitute a balanced meal.

Arbitrary arrest and detention constitute crimes against humanity, and those who commit such crimes are criminals.

The human experience of text translation, with all its difficulty and its trial and error, constitutes an irreplaceable richness. The paths from one mental universe to another, the instructive journeys that flow from it and the gaps that one explores there must not be lost sight of, lest we thereby lose our humanity.

A miserable quarrel provoked by the hardheartedness of the landlord of a public-house, who insisted upon having three pounds of bread in payment for two pennyworth of wine which the woman had regaled herself with, was the circumstance that constituted the charge, and which, if substantiated would be punishable by five or ten years' imprisonment.

She is delicately constituted.

Sea life constitutes a huge natural resource.

We believe that all statements other than statements of historical facts included in this report, including certain statements under "Business" and "Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations," may constitute forward-looking statements.

Six professors constitute the committee.

This legislation constitutes a full-fledged attack on consumer rights.

The Journalists' Union of Athens Daily Newspapers constitutes the trade union body of journalists.