As the alliances fell into place on each side, the stage was set for the sequence of large-scale military actions that constituted the Thirty Years' War.
In a written statement, prosecutors in Seattle said, "No one is investigated for what they believe; investigations focus on actions that constitute a crime".
Inputs (demands) flow into the system and are converted into outputs (decisions and actions) that constitute the authoritative allocation of values.
Men who completed the 30-minute training – during which officials discussed actions that constitute harassment, the harms of harassment, the importance of reporting and possible discipline – were also significantly less likely to report harassment.
(2) Language and activity types are mutually contingent so that language recognized as allowable is determined by the activity in progress and, recursively, activities are recognized by the actions that constitute them.
Disciplinary integration is fundamentally generative in that students develop, refine, and deploy models as actions that constitute game play.
Unlike the appeal to quantity, the composition criterion can be applied to thoughts and actions, for a complex thought requires the simpler concepts that compose it, and penance requires that the actions that constitute penance occur.
While not all actions that constitute the undertaking of a commitment mimic those involved in the making of a promise or contract, they are all such that the agent can choose whether or not to perform them.
And when one of the parties to such a dispute doesn't have the name in question, courts or arbiters like WIPO look for actions that constitute "bad faith".
And while regret isn't good cause, criminal misconduct is included in the list of actions that constitute misuse: The campaign organizer or beneficiary is formally charged with a crime directly related to their actions, omissions, and/or misrepresentations made by that individual in the campaign.
