Natality emphasises that what makes a human being unique has nothing to do with the existence of some soul-like interiority with our name stamped on it, but is established by our place within a whole network of relationships.
Such houses are usually termed of non-engineered structures, i.e buildings which the strength is not technically calculated but is established by the communities based on their experiences.
Those of the Milesians whose lives were spared, being carried prisoners to Susa, received no ill treatment at the hands of King Darius, but were established by him in Ampe, a city on the shores of the Erythraean sea, near the spot where the Tigris flows into it.
A single campus at first, UC opened its doors to students in 1869 but was established by legislation signed by then-Gov.
6r-6v), which are instituted neither by nature nor by an act of imposition, but rather are established by repetition (frequentatio) (Juan de Oria, Summul. vol. Primum, 1987, 109).
Some agencies, such as the state police and the Albuquerque department, have their own training programs, but the basic training courses are established by Jones' academy, according to the Department of Public Safety's deputy secretary, Patrick Mooney..
What is more, success or failure will depend not just on good rules, as in laws, but on the social norms that are established by its first inhabitants, explains Mr Romer.
Court fees are established by law but fingerprinting fees may vary between each county in Georgia.
