"Avoiding the illegal entry of Saadi Qaddafi to our country constitutes, beyond a doubt, another sign of the capability of Mexican institutions to safeguard the integrity of our national territory," he said.
I argue that social networks constituted in and beyond the places where people live are equally important.
This constitutes the main "beyond Bandung" aspect of the paper.
"The coroner is required to hear evidence which constitutes proof beyond reasonable doubt that the deceased killed himself and that he intended to kill himself, before he may return a verdict of suicide.
These constitute reasons beyond the family context why oral disease went largely unrecognized or untreated in farmworker children.
We think this experiment, when considered together with the clinical reports of suspected VAE, constitutes proof beyond a reasonable doubt that OAFE is capable of causing fatal VAE through torn vortex veins during inadvertent suprachoroidal air infusion because no other logical explanation can be derived from the facts of these reports and this experiment.
Respondents were clear that, for them, what constituted research evidence went beyond RCTs and included experience, surveillance data and expert opinion.
The 14th-century Livro de linhagens ("Book of Genealogy") of Pedro Afonso, count of Barcelos, constituted a landmark by going beyond genealogy to history and legend.
Pushing buttons, building rafts, blowing up hatches, living, dying — all the churning action and melodrama that made "Lost" so addictive in its early seasons — none of it was directly connected to this final outcome, beyond that it constituted "the most important part" of all their lives.
In any number of ways we are constituted by factors that lie beyond our reflective control but which nonetheless structure our values, thoughts, and motivations (Taylor 1991, 33f; for discussion see Bell 1993, 24 54).
