At Aspen, an orchestra of 55 is constituted for the purpose, including the 24 participants themselves.
After long international consideration, a unique court constituted for that purpose with agreed jurisdiction tried two men for the bombing.
We should take the job of evaluating guilty pleas away from judges and give it to special juries constituted for that purpose.
In addition a bio-bank collecting serum and DNA samples is also constituted for the purpose of pharmacogenetic studies.
"As that relates to the federal estate tax, the two-thirds that did not pass to the spouse, that would essentially constitute for federal estate tax purposes the taxable estate," Donohue said.
Typically, that is what happens when a rich person donates stock to a family foundation or to certain types of L.L.C.s constituted for philanthropic purposes, such as ones owned by family foundations.
This leads me to think that, with respect to methodology, the future of design will be much like the past, until academia can begin to understand what constitutes fitness for purpose.
"Proposition 209 and the reduced numbers of minority admits prompted me to think hard about what constitutes merit for purposes of law school admission, and to decide LSAT was much too narrow, as well as having big adverse impact," Professor Shultz said.
The main issue is whether the proceeds of borrowing -- in this case, $1.9 billion of the $28 billion budget for 2004-5 -- constitute revenue for the purposes of the New Jersey Constitution's requirement that appropriations not exceed revenue.
Mr. Koh is expected to assert that the American role does not constitute "hostilities" for legal purposes.
Second, we must insist on a similar pledge from both national and state legislative candidates that they will vote for a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United and to declare that only voters with beating hearts constitute people for the purposes of elections — even if it takes having stethoscopes at every polling station to make sure no corporation tries to slip in as a person.
