In "Topdog/ Underdog" (now at the Joseph Papp Public Theatre), whose naturalism constitutes a departure for the generally more experimental Parks, the setting is a seedy furnished room with peeling wallpaper, the time is "Now," and the place is "Here".
And one of these limitations is that the state cannot withdraw sources of revenue from the federal taxing power by engaging in businesses which constitute a departure from usual governmental functions and to which, by reason of their nature, the federal taxing power would normally extend.
I know that the establishment of such a charter will constitute a departure from the principles of free trade.
Furthermore, it is close to the ranges of regular computer operation and, hence, does not constitute a departure from the kind of tool we expect our participants to be familiar with.
Nevertheless, this constitutes a departure from the national trend in the NHMS, where the higher BSE rate among married women compared to single women was attributed to opportunity and access to information and being taught BSE, which in turn was attributed to programme policy [ 6].
Encouraging Page's departure will, Gelber claims, "constitute a loss from which the company's reputation may never recover".
Even if the issuance of permits by the mayors office is a ministerial task that is performed promptly and at no cost to the applicant, a law requiring a permit to engage in such speech constitutes a dramatic departure from our national heritage and constitutional tradition.
In the context of the deeply conservative business world, its message constitutes a radical departure.
This oxidation-assisted fatigue crack initiation mechanism at low temperatures constitutes a significant departure from the established mechanisms for bulk metals and their environmental effects.
The decision below constitutes a clear departure from the legal requirements established before election day, and announces new rules governing the resolution of election disputes.
Most of those in her position, she says, barely admit to being women, let alone feminists, so her decision to publish Lean In, a book of feminist advice for women in the workplace, constitutes a radical departure.
