Sentence examples for a constitutional part from inspiring English sources

Recently he had sounded a more nationalist note, publicly stressing that the breakaway province was still a constitutional part of Serbia.

Despite the discomfort and the potential damage associated with heels, the psychologist Bernard Rudofsky, author of The Unfashionable Human Body, says: "Physical distress is accepted by women if it is a constitutional part of the pleasure of courtship and mating.

Contrary to Buddhist and Hindu philosophies, which name such citizens as a constitutional part of their societies,the Old Continent is in dire need of a mental reform, in order to better understand those who have never adapted (or who have been discouraged from adapting) to their own bodies.

On the other hand, (ii) compositional partitions that partition a given entity into its constitutional parts exclusively along the lines of bona fide boundaries, as for instance a human body into its various organs (Fig. 1).

For this reason, constitutional literacy on the part of the American people, whether or not they are public servants, must be an integral part of the remedy if we are to restore the rule of law in this country.

Nevertheless, Tan et al, 2012 have shown us that a clinically oriented approach of looking into constitutional parts of cachexia, including systemic inflammation and weight loss may be the key to reveal contributions of genetic factors to the complexity of the cachectic phenotype in cancer.

DPs of constitutional parts of the selected fruits were measured by open-ended coaxial probe method.

Serbia disturbed this formula, first by removing autonomy for both Vojvodina and Kosovo, though these regions were both constitutional parts of the federation.

"I consider myself a constitutional conservative and a part of the insurgency that's going on out there," he said.

Thus the spectre of disestablishment returns, not as a constitutional issue but as part of a cost-benefit analysis.

(In its next term, the Supreme Court is expected to hear a constitutional challenge to the part of the law requiring the federal government to deny benefits to same-sex married couples).