"path-dependencies and the complex dialectic of institutions and politics still constitute — despite certain convergences with the liberal model — a system of employment specific to Austria" [5, p. 44].
The University of Alaska Fairbanks' student newspaper was under investigation for nearly a year after a professor filed multiple complaints arguing that a satirical article and a factual account of UAF's Facebook "Confessions" page constituted sexual harassment, despite the professor apparently being alone in her concerns.
First, just as an illusion, a mirror image, etc., are real in an ordinary sense, despite the fact that they are deceptive and unreal, so, too, conventional phenomena in the Prāsaṅgika Madhyamaka sense are conventionally real, and can even be said to constitute truths, despite being recognized by the Mādhyamikas themselves as unreal and deceptive.
On 8 September 1944, the Cabinet of Japan directed that indiscriminate bombing constituted a war crime despite the fact there was no international treaty or instrument protecting a civilian population specifically from attack by aircraft at the time.
For safety reasons, a sustained MAP < 65 mm Hg during infusion despite protocolized treatment constituted a reason to stop MgS infusion permanently.
The Mail on Sunday published pictures of Smith's home last weekend, despite warnings that doing so constituted a serious security risk.
Yet Tahrir had something far more important: a mass of Egyptians whose unwillingness to leave, despite attacks by security forces and government thugs, constituted the revolution.
Despite the good response from the nurses, the non-responding physicians constituted more than half of the original population.
Despite the inconclusiveness of the report regarding allegations he obstructed justice, the president said it constituted "complete and total exoneration".
Despite what you may have gleaned from television and the movies, zombies aren't always constituted of flesh and blood.
