If a residents' group is legally constituted, then, by law, a local authority has to engage with them".
Relations between elements are constituted, then, when, e.g., the "No" pole within a given element reverses into a "Yes" and then unites up with what had been the "Yes" pole within another element, now reversed into a "No".
TU3: If they are properly constituted, then yes it would sway my opinion but I still would never ever be able to go for, or to feel comfortable with, a system in which I had no control whatsoever.
If two cohorts distinguished by significantly different levels of these antibodies could be constituted, then it will be possible to conduct a prospective study that could allow to determine whether high anti-αII spectrin autoantibody levels predispose an individual to develop CM.
This would probably constitute then end point of a potential slippery slope for almost everybody (c.f. [ 26, 27]).
The model we propose is constituted then by two main parameters: the overlapping parameter σ, which controls the intensity of the interactions, and the percentage of cooperative or positive interactions f C, which determines the sign balance of these interactions (see Method section).
So what constitutes reality, then, as it affects culture?
If the appearance of a woman's nipple constitutes 'nudity', then it's very sexist to only censor women's nipples and not men's as well".
If parents feel that they need more information about what constitutes neglect, then support, help and guidance would be more effective than a needless change in criminal legislation.
Anthony M. Paul Coral Gables, Fla., Oct. 19, 2007 To the Editor: If Michael B. Mukasey can't flat say that waterboarding constitutes torture, then he is unworthy of confirmation as attorney general.
