be made up of

This was the first tranche of a UN-approved international force that will be made up of 2,500 officers from various countries.

Meanwhile, the supported housing advisory panel, which is meant to be made up of people from the sector who can provide information to the government, has also not been set up.

That board would be made up of full-time employees, who would write the unsigned opinion pieces and endorsements that have been a tradition for decades.

Under the ballot proposal, the independent redistricting commission would be made up of 16 members and four alternates.

The tournament will be made up of 12 teams from Europe, six from South America, 12 from Asia, Africa and North America with the final two spots going to one club from Oceania and another from the United States - the host nation.