These examples do not constitute the use of a wheel, as the entire organism rotates itself, with no fixed axle.
Despite this desperate effort to rationalize the large-scale killing of Palestinian civilians by Israeli forces, the fact that a Hamas leader lives in his own private home, attends a neighborhood mosque and seeks admittance in a local hospital does not constitute the use of human shields.
In the future, such trips will be handled with chartered aircraft, he said, and the company will conduct more meetings through videoconferences and Internet-based information-sharing. Business experts raised the question of whether the long drive constituted the best use of the executives' time, particularly as they crawl along Washington's Capital Beltway at the end of a stultifying road trip.
And by doing that, it constitutes, the uses constitute direct infringement of plaintiffs' musical compositions, recordings".
We find out what these principles say by submitting our claims to free and critical debates, which constitute "the public use of reason" (O'Neill 1989, 70 71, 206).
The continued use by British authorities of information likely to have been obtained under torture at the very least constitutes connivance in the use of that torture.
Switzerland, at least for the time being, will not be called upon to examine the regime that governed detentions at Guantánamo, the redefinition of torture that allowed for interrogation techniques that could constitute torture, and the use of stress positions, manipulation of food, sleep and temperatures, forced nudity and excessive force against detainees.
"Any properly constituted group can request the use of facilities, but being able to use the facilities does not mean the department is required to sponsor the events," he said.
The Swedish court took an especially dim view of the reference to the foot injury as this constituted sensitive personal data, the use of which is particularly strictly controlled.
