And the S.E.C. has ruled that some news articles constitute written offers.
But in interviews, Mr. Hoekstra, Mr. Graham and aides to Mr. Rockefeller and Mr. Reid all said they understood that while the briefings provided by Mr. Cheney might have been accompanied by charts, they did not constitute written reports.
Texts may constitute written, spoken or multi-modal forms and these are analysed according to specific linguistic and semiotic elements (Fairclough 2003).
They seem to be occasional writings in the sense that they constitute written responses by Plotinus to questions and problems raised in his regular seminars.
However, there is a need to confirm this finding in future studies by identifying more specific categories that constitute writing background.
True, these pictures don't exactly constitute writing, but they are brilliant.
In 1562 the Council of Trent recommended that church Masses be written with singing "constituted not to give empty pleasure to the ear, but so that the words may be understood clearly by everyone, and that thus the hearts of listeners may be drawn to the desire of heavenly harmony".
That reflects changing definitions of what constitutes new writing, and the fact that plays are now often as likely to be wrought as they are to be written.
The soldiers did not vet their Op-Ed with a commanding officer before publishing it, having looked up their rights in the Uniform Code of Military Justice and decided that what they had written constituted free speech, not insubordination or treason.
"Towards the end we were looking for what constituted good writing.
