Meanings of constituent part in English

The barons were another constituent part of the great council of the nation.

He suffers; and suffering forms a constituent part of his wisdom.

The tendency is a constituent part of the feminine nature, it is true.

Health protection requirements shall form a constituent part of the Community's other policies.

St. Helena was a constituent part of the British Empire.

The Western sector of Berlin is not to be a constituent part of the Fed.

Take a universal constituent part of the human condition: our distaste for waiting in a queue.

But the World Trade Center has not yet cohered into an organic, constituent part of the city.

A small constituent part of a grand political experiment in globalisation chafes at continued participation in the enterprise.

Water is a medium, to facilitate the combination of bodies, into which it enters itself, as a constituent part.

Are you in favour of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea reuniting with Russia as a constituent part of the Russian Federation?

Also, as silex is not a constituent part of water, if incorporated at all, it can be held only in solution.

Her love for her father was one of those profound emotions which seemed to form a constituent part of her existence.

Just because you have been a constituent part of the Irish music scene for more than 20 years doesn't mean it owes you a living.

It was so called from the Quirites, who formed a constituent part of the Roman people, and whose name was subsequently given to the entire.

Nodes are the constituent part of the system being studied (eg, proteins in the proteome), while the edges are the way these constituents interact.