What constitutes support for terrorism?
Buying and selling such products constitutes support of the United States and, indirectly, its bombing of civilians in Afghanistan, the leaders said.
It said: "Working to improve academic standards is an apolitical act and in no way constitutes support (tacit or explicit) for the political regime of the country.
Prosecutors say the conversations took place in 2000 and in January 2001, well before the U.S.A. Patriot Act was enacted last October, greatly expanding the definition of "terrorist activity" and of what constitutes support of terrorism.
Acceptance of this, or any other business, in no way constitutes support or endorsement of the group or its cause.
The legislation is also couched in a wider discussion of the war on terrorism, and whether funding of a group's political arm, for instance, constitutes support of its militant elements.
Our present work therefore constitutes support for the existence of a eukaryotic AHL membrane receptor which is active at concentrations up to the micromolar range.
The cooperation programme aims to contribute to achieving the goals of the Strategic Framwork for the Fight against Poverty that constitutes support system bringing together all stakeholders with a view to promoting the development of the country.
Evidence that an organism fails on supraregular grammars (e.g., AnBn, mirror grammars, or copy grammars 101), although succeeding on regular grammars (e.g., (AB n, AB*A, or sequential transition probability grammars 130, 131) constitutes support for this hypothesis.
In addition, OCI said it was its view that projects to build transmission lines to carry fossil fuel-generated electricity still constituted support for fossil fuels.
Íñigo Iruín, Batasuna's lawyer, argued last week that the state had failed to prove anything except Batasuna's failure to condemn E.T.A. attacks, and that that did not constitute support for terrorism as expressed in European law.
