With this criteria, an operating budget of a quarter of a million dollars constitutes a small company; I don't know when companies with $250,000 a year became small.
A study to evaluate whether humans prefer 100 dollars or a 1% chance of 10,000 dollars constitutes human subjects research.
In a strict legal sense, a dollar constitutes a claim on the banking system and, by extension, on the U.S. Federal Reserve, which establishes the rights of all future holders of that banknote when it first issues it to a bank.
At midnight, Modi proclaimed, all of India's five-hundred-rupee and thousand-rupee notes, worth about seven dollars and fifteen dollars, respectively, and constituting about eighty-six per cent of all cash in circulation, would be banned from use, in an effort to battle corruption.
RICHMOND — Gov. Ralph Northam (D) announced a deal with the Republican leadership in the General Assembly on Thursday to raise the dollar amount that constitutes a felony theft in Virginia, which has been tied for the lowest threshold in the nation.
In an age of epidemic obesity, does more food -- and more calories -- per dollar spent really constitute a bargain?
Indeed, oil represents 96% of Venezuela's export basket, constituting the country's main source of U.S. dollar inflows.
Now, "with U.S. dollars," Governor Sherzai "had constituted his own private militia," Sarah Chayes, a journalist turned aid worker, writes, in "The Punishment of Virtue," her 2006 account of life in Kandahar.
When the given figures in Table 3 are scaled for the whole country, it is clear that GDBP can dramatically decrease the energy expenditures of the service providers, possibly a few millions of dollars per year, which constitutes the largest portion of the operational expenses.
Northam and House Speaker M. Kirkland Cox (R-Colonial Heights) announced a plan to raise the dollar value for what constitutes felony theft, unchanged since 1980, from $200 to $500.
