As for point (iii) above, matter is a metaphysical constituent of things and is necessary for explaining change, receptivity of accidents, and individuation.
In 'The Nature of Judgement', published in 1899, he sees analysis simply as the decomposition of complex concepts (which is what propositions were for Moore at the time) into their constituents: "A thing becomes intelligible first when it is analysed into its constituent concepts" (NJ, 8 [Quotation]).
Those new Republicans popped up in an extraordinarily conservative year, and came away from the polls with the idea that their constituents wanted things in Austin and Washington to work differently, that the budgets should shrink and that taxes are worse than termites.
Against the growing Modist tendency to understand parts of grammar as indicative of the objective constituents of things in the world, Bacon stresses the importance of equivocation analysis.
Others (Armstrong 1989: 99) prefer to say that universals do not have exact locations at all, though they are parts or constituents of things that have exact locations or of spacetime itself.
Maintaining that individual natures are primarily diverse amounts not to having no theory of individuation, but to accepting a form of haecceitism that, like Adams's, does not involve ontological commitment to the existence of real haecceities as distinct real constituents of things.
To get students involved, peers are incentivizing their constituents with things close to their hearts to get out the vote for mock elections.
Clendinnen is saying: if dying means the loss of self, it is time to examine what the constituents of this thing called a self might be.
As the nation's mail carriers plunge into the holiday rush, Congress should deliver a bonus present of the very thing constituents find in dreadfully short supply — creative compromise from the Capitol.
In 2010, State Representative La Shawn K. Ford, who is African-American and represents a part of the city where violence was particularly rampant, told a gathering of constituents, "The same thing we've done in Iraq we can do in our own back yard".
