Anyone who has been part of a successful communal effort knows the sense of being a part of something greater than any or all of its constituents.
The writers take the general notion of "sameness" (tong) to express four different types of relations: identity or coextension; part-whole relations; being components or constituent features of something; and sharing some similarity, and thereby being "of a kind" and part of the extension of a general term.
Yet those larger works always remained distinct; the single was often a part of something larger, enjoyable as a whole or in its constituent parts to be sure, but the thing is there was a whole to speak of.
Indeed, not only must the conceptual constituents that define the being of something be distinguished from the affirmation of its existence (as in gnoseology), but also the very essence of something must be metaphysically distinguished from its existence.
Essentially, European governments and their constituents believe that if the safety of something is not proven, it should not be allowed.
If the majority of your constituents want something, please note and share that.
If your building a personal brand, think of something you can give to your community, customers, constituents, or industry that is valuable.
Usually these are whinges about the availability of tea cakes, arrangements for visits by constituents or something similar.
And their claim is based on a loss of political power, not loss of something to which they are personally entitled, such as their seats as Members of Congress after their constituents elected them.
Second, appellees do not claim that they have been deprived of something to which they personally are entitled-such as their seats as Members of Congress after their constituents had elected them.
