"The question has now become, What constitutes a 'significant presence?' " said Markus Hesse, a transport and logistics analyst at Sal. Oppenheim in Frankfurt.
For example, rocket fire into Israel - though it has now ceased - does not constitute a valid rason for closing Rafah, and thus shutting in and out all of Gaza's occupants.
Trump has now decided that lethal defensive weapons constitute "appropriate assistance". His decision to approve small amounts of weapons sales likely won't fundamentally change Putin's calculus or the trajectory of the war in Ukraine.
But Corker has now asserted that Republicans know Trump's presidency constitutes an ongoing, abnormal, multifaceted danger to the country.
For Mr. Kohl, taking it therefore constituted a "mistake" -- a word that he has now used several times -- rather than a crime.
Mendez has now added isolation in prison to his list of what constitutes torture.
That's right my brain has now allocated prime real estate for such facts as: Tanagers constitute around 4percentt of all avian species, nearly the value we assign to our collective understanding of what constitutes the universe we inhabit.
It has now emerged that the International Airways Volcano Watch Operations Group, a division of the International Civil Aviation Organisation, discussed three years ago establishing what might constitute "safe" levels of ash for aircraft to fly in.
PsA-TT (MenAfriVac) has now been given postlicensure to >217 million people aged 1 29 years [ 20]; hence, women of childbearing age constitute a significant proportion.
The debate has now shifted to corporal punishment in the home, with the Labor government trying to rewrite the law to set out exactly what constitutes acceptable hitting.
The original pHLIP is a 36-amino-acid peptide, and a number of versions with different properties have now been found that constitute the family of pHLIPs.
