Once citizenship was universal, it ceased to constitute a distinction; thus the declaration of it through the custom of funerary commemoration rapidly passed out of favour.
But that would occur only if someone other than the Riga family owned 35percentt of the stock, or if members of the board who had served for more than two years ceased to constitute the majority.
It only means that one has ceased to constitute a threat.
29 Rather, figure 2b indicates that smallpox ceased to constitute a major risk to adults.
Each states Ruler in Council has the power, by notification in the Gazette, to constitute any land a reserved forest or to decide that any reserved forest, or any portion thereof, shall cease to be reserved.
Elimination here, in what PSG have dubbed le nouveau classique as if confirming their principal rivalry has long since ceased to be Marseille, would have constituted a disaster but winning in London actually ended up as a statement of intent.
And some companies, like Sears, Roebuck, are broadly defining what constitutes advertising, and will cease all telemarketing efforts that day.
The Turner Prize, the annual award for artists that never ceases to raise furious debate on what constitutes art and what should be dismissed as nonsense, yesterday proved it was not about to change the habit of a lifetime.
For example, rocket fire into Israel - though it has now ceased - does not constitute a valid rason for closing Rafah, and thus shutting in and out all of Gaza's occupants.
Conditioned dhammas arise and cease subject to numerous causes and conditions and constitute sentient experience in all realms of the round of rebirth (saṃsāra).[7] The eighty-second dhamma that comprises the fourth category is unconditioned (asaṅkhata): it neither arises nor ceases through causal interaction.
