The Soviet declaration appears to constitute the answer which President Kennedy asked for from Russia before giving the final order for resumption of United States nuclear testing in the atmosphere.
Speaking in July 2014 at the Overseas Development Institute (ODI), a World Bank official explained: "I do not believe high-level public statements and loan conditionality constitute the answer... [D]onors can support [civil society organizations] in this important movement for inclusive development..
The answer to what constitutes a normal healthy sex life comes down to the degree that we really feel desirous of the other person.
The answer to this crucial question constitutes one of the most famous contributions to the topic.
While one can make reasonable predictions regarding which neurons likely constitute our MeA recordings, we simply don't know the answer to this question yet.
Therefore, the tree of life is not only the answer to a What-question but also constitutes part of the answer to a Why-question: the phylogenetic tree tells a story of how life evolved on earth.
In the latter case, being constitutes the divine being which is the research object of metaphysics, i.e., the answer to the questions: does an uncaused principle exist?
The following sections will constitute an answer to the first two objections.
Transitivity analysis fits well with (25), which contains both the obligatory elements of a behavioral clause and which constitutes an answer to the probe: What is Zhang San doing on the stage?
The talk was moderated by an editor of the British scientific journal Nature, who described Nocera's work as "the hydrogen economy reimagined," and said that Nocera's discoveries might constitute "an answer to the energy puzzle".
That is, what constitutes an answer to the question "What shall I do?" Hare holds that no (descriptive) statement can constitute an answer to such a question (Hare 1952, p. 46).
