There is little need to; the house, dense with the lives of her 14 children and any number of her neighborhood's large Russian immigrant population, constitutes, if not a world of its own, at least an ecosystem.
However they are constituted, most if not all alternative spaces have a strong relationship with the community, providing sites for activities ranging from performances and concerts to charity benefits.
We can calculate each state's appropriate seat breakdown — in other words, how a Congressional delegation would be constituted if its districts were not contorted to protect a political party or an incumbent.
Would it help if Mr. Stella paid more playful attention to the less obvious dimensions of what conventionally constitutes good, if not inventive, sculpture?
Both techs insist no deception was intended, but Judge Bartle in federal court declared that "the insertion of frames constitutes flagrant, if not fraudulent or criminal, behavior".
Although you claim to never have supported divestment from Israel, it is fair to say that there is a case to be made that by allowing your name to be associated with an organization that is actively involved in such activities without publicly repudiating them, constitutes passive if not active support.
It makes sense to set such a high bar for changes to the national charter: the constitution would not constitute if it could be altered willy-nilly by any old political majority.
Maurice Obstfeld and Alan Taylor calculated hypothetical profits as implied by the expression of a potential inequality in the CIRP equation (meaning a difference in returns on domestic versus foreign assets) during the 1960s and 1970s, which would have constituted arbitrage opportunities if not for the prevalence of capital controls.
That, he said, constitutes a record, if not legislative, that eclipses his rivals for City Hall.
They do mention state school options, but only ones in which faculty children (largely white) constitute large numbers, if not majorities.
