The actual historical dating and explanation of this distinction still constitutes the single biggest unsolved problem of early Roman history.
"There is a difference between impunity and immunity, and so long as this proposal maintains that distinction, it constitutes an advance," said Pamela Pereira, a lawyer for the Prats family and for a daughter of one of the people who disappeared.
Nevertheless, it is in the degree of tractability and open verifiability of this process that we see the key distinction between what constitutes a smart institution as opposed to any generic institution.
There remains no controlled trial to provide high-quality evidence on the optimal therapeutic strategy for NMDAR-Ab encephalitis, nor is there the definitive distinction of what constitutes first-line and second-line therapy.
The business could fetch more than $9 billion.The problems at AIG are more complex, involving offshore deals, privately held companies and arcane accounting distinctions between what constitutes insurance and what constitutes a loan.
Whether changes in the second tier of the firm's management will placate the mob is doubtful.The problems at AIG are more complex, involving offshore deals, privately held companies and arcane accounting distinctions between what constitutes insurance and what constitutes a loan.
The antibody and methodology used in our study allowed us to measure total hGR levels without distinction of isoforms, which constitutes a limitation of the current study.
Thus the distinction between bodies is constituted of distinctions in the motions of regions of extension.
Yes, I Will Read the Book This is one I'll drop the dollars for (with annoyance), hoping for the promised humor, and to see if the content has anything to do with reason; apparently, there are distinctions made between what constitutes "good enough" for single women versus married women, and more.
The new U.S. administration doesn't seem to have a problem making clear distinctions as to what constitutes terrorism.
