Ms. Brinkmann said that given the states' authority under the 21st Amendment to regulate alcohol, the issue was more complex constitutionally than tobacco-related regulation.
The procedure is based on hash 8-byte variables [20] for stereogenic fragments, and is designed to generate canonical descriptors except for very rare complex cases involving multiple constitutionally equivalent fragments.
"Water Pollution and Regulatory Cooperation in China" by Hong Lan, Michael A. Livermore et al. Government authority in China, while constitutionally organized as a unitary sovereign, is, in practice, a complex system of informal and formal divisions of authority between national, provincial, and local political actors.
He is constitutionally barred from contesting next weekend's elections and soon this theatrical, mercurial, complex man will have to find a new occupation.
In a database of small molecules, each entry represents one molecular entity, where a molecular entity can be defined as any constitutionally or isotopically distinct atom, molecule, ion, ion pair, radical, radical ion, complex, conformer, etc. identifiable as a separately distinguishable entity.
Fully appreciating what Trump has wrought, constitutionally speaking, requires recognizing that the U.S. executive branch is an enormous and complex machine.
This is constitutionally dubious.
Constitutionally moribund?
"Constitutionally, I'm not".
Constitutionally, it is irrelevant.
This authority is constitutionally based.
