Even though legal scholars have already discussed the possible openings of the constitutional framework for the integration of Muslim organisations (Hennig, 2010; Joppke & Torpey, 2013), the requirements mentioned above still constitute deeply-rooted administrative 'traditions' that dominate practices and thinking in the public sphere.
Anammox bacteria constitute a deeply branching monophyletic group inside the phylum Planctomycetes (Strous et al. 1999; Jetten et al. 2009).
Their leader Pablo Iglesias has already recognised their total of 11 seats constituted a "deeply disappointing" result.
According to 16S rRNA analysis, the Aquificales constitute the most deeply rooted bacterial group [ 20].
The quasi-canonical RdRps of birnaviruses and the TaV/EeV viruses (Permutotetraviridae) constitute a separate, deeply rooted RdRp lineage that apparently evolved in parallel to all other viral and non-viral RdRps [ 33].
George Galloway's comments on what constitutes rape are deeply disappointing and wrong.
This is problematic in that it excludes from the direct protection of liberal policies those individuals and groups whose self-conceptions and value commitments are deeply constituted by cultural factors.
George Galloway's comments on what constitutes rape are deeply disappointing and wrong," British politician Salma Yaqoob, who is the leader of Galloway's political party, wrote on her website.
Catherine Ashton, the European Union's policy chief, said this week, "The ongoing raids, taken together with the recent package of legislation that curtails the civil freedoms of the Russian population … constitute a trend that is deeply troubling".
At present, routing and transport layer protocols constitute an important yet not deeply investigated area of research over CRAHNs.
The consequences of lack of love constitute Trevor's major theme in this deeply menacing and unsettling novel.
