It's difficult to explain how much of a departure those words constitute when you have grown up in a Welsh-language community, as I have, though that's not to say that they are not welcome.
Related: The leaders' debate: it was the women wot won it | Michael Billington It's difficult to explain how much of a departure those words constitute when you have grown up in a Welsh-language community, as I have, though that's not to say that they are not welcome.
Reid's answer to this challenge is to "go nativist": We are so constituted that when we judge that, say, an action is unjust, we are moved to action.
Relations between elements are constituted, then, when, e.g., the "No" pole within a given element reverses into a "Yes" and then unites up with what had been the "Yes" pole within another element, now reversed into a "No".
What constitutes authorship when architecture almost always involves the evolution of existing typologies?
What, for example, would constitute balance when reporting on the issue of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq?
The movie ponders the question of what constitutes cheating when you look objectively at the role of medicine in competitive sport.
I suspect the White House intends to do what every previous administration has done: reserve the right to determine for itself what constitutes compliance when making security decisions.
They constitute, especially when you compare them with the religious paintings he was trained to do in this city, a vicious act of sacrilege: a vision of a world without the Christian God.
