3 Interstate passengers have to eat, and the very terms of the lease of the built-in restaurant space in this terminal constitute a recognition of the essential need of interstate passengers to be able to get food conveniently on their journey and an undertaking by the restaurant to fulfill that need.
In a sense, these cases constitute a recognition by the law of something most people have known for a long time college sports is too little about student-athletes and too much about money and power.
As Rawls sees it, the difference principle constitutes a public recognition of the principle of reciprocity: the basic structure is to be arranged such that no social group advances at the cost of another (2001: 122-24).
According to the Associated Press, the process of negotiations over the treaty had initially begun with the PLO, but the switch in designation now constitutes an official recognition of the Palestinian state.
For those of us who grew up riding European and Japanese bikes with great handling and brakes, the XR1200 constitutes a nod of recognition.
Robust recognition of general audio events constitutes a topic of intensive research in the signal processing community.
The open work space models of a digital age have altered beyond recognition what constitutes a uniform for the office, with suits now restricted to only the most traditional forms of employment and, perhaps, a day in court.
In this study, we have solved the structure of M2-1 in the crystal and modelled it in solution, showing that M2-1 constitutes a flexible platform for recognition of specific RNA sequences.
We show that the TCP domain of CPAP constitutes a novel proline recognition domain that forms a 1 1 complex with a short, highly conserved target motif in STIL.
The declaration constitutes formal recognition of the serious health impacts from asbestos contamination in the Libby community.
Neither complaint constitutes a finding of wrongdoing.
