This essay assumes that the ultimate expression of sovereignty resides, to a large degree, in the power and the capacity to dictate who may live and who must die. 1 Hence, to kill or to allow to live constitute the limits of sovereignty, its [End Page 11] fundamental attributes.
Absence of information about aspects of women's lives constitutes one gap in gender data.
Living catfishes constitute nearly 2,900 species placed in about 35 families.
MTV's "Real World,' the real-life soap opera about young people living together, constitutes a type of documentary and shows it "to be a very adaptable form," he said.
It began with the popularity of Mr. Burns's 1990 "Civil War". MTV's "Real World,' the real-life soap opera about young people living together, constitutes a type of documentary and shows it "to be a very adaptable form," he said.
The intrathoracic location and form of these pneumatic invasions in living birds constitutes the available comparative evidence to allow their identification in fossils [23].
Multiprotein complexes play an important role in nearly all cell functions; therefore, the characterization of protein protein interactions in living cells constitutes an important step in the analysis of cellular signaling pathways.
This would legally allow the fetus to be surgically removed with minimal risk in the hospital, and would not technically have been an abortion because according to law, only removing a living fetus constitutes an abortion. .
The relevance of their living conditions constitutes the main difference between our findings and those of previous studies.
How many lives constitute an acceptable loss so that the coffers of hospitals in Passaic, Paterson and Hackensack may benefit?
Alexievich's voices are those of the people no one cares about, but the ones whose lives constitute the vast majority of what history actually is.
