Sentence examples for certain constitution from inspiring English sources

Contemporary philosophy of language describes models in which the correctness of the application of some ordinary language expression such as 'water', 'elm' or 'star' can turn on the presence or absence of a feature that ordinary speakers need not be able to distinguish, such as having a certain constitution or make-up.

Without amendments to a certain Constitution we're all rather fond of, we wouldn't have freedom of speech or religion in this country.

According to Huang Di Nei Jing, a textbook of TCM internal medicine written approximately 2,000 years ago, a certain constitution is partially developed from congenital factors [ 1].

According to SCM, herbs that belong to a certain constitution cannot be used in patients with other constitutions; otherwise, this practice may result in no effect or in an adverse effect.

This relationship means that herbs that belong to a certain constitution cannot be used in patients with other constitutions; otherwise, this practice may result in no effect or in an adverse effect.

It may be that the functional dependence of ourselves on our bodies is so essential that we only come into existence as embodied persons when our bodies reach a certain formation and constitution and then we cease to be when that formation and constitution is destroyed.

"You are born with a certain genetic constitution to handle many things, including stress," Dr. Charney said.

IT LOOKS pretty certain that the constitution which Muhammad Morsi, Egypt's president, has presented to the people will win their endorsement in a referendum that is being held in two stages (see article).

Modern constitutions identify in the text of the constitution certain provisions that are unchangeable and impervious to the amendment rules that political actors normally follow to amend the constitution.

Racism sucks and shouldn't be in the constitution, certain clauses stink and need to go, and surely it doesn't hurt to mention some truth in this old document.

Yet many of these countries along with most democracies have explicit provisions of immunity written into their constitutions: certain hurdles have to be cleared before elected politicians can be removed from office and charged with crimes.