For example, if a claim for damages is brought against a motorist for causing injury to the claimant by driving negligently, only that description of his or her manner of driving that amounts to negligence is capable of constituting a relevant cause.
Gardels: Habermas has come to this conclusion because he doubts that secular modernity is capable of constituting its own values and must rely, as you yourself suggested earlier, on the Judeo-Christian heritage which sancitifed the person as made in the image of God, and thus gave birth to the notions of human rights and dignity.
In addition to obtaining a pre-publication privacy order, it is also possible to get injunctive relief from the courts under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997, it having been established in the case of Thomas v News Group Newspapers Ltd in 2002 that, in principle, publications are capable of constituting harassment.
Importantly, corneal stromal SLATEs were capable of constituting tissues with a higher-order complexity, either by creating thicker tissues through stacking or by serving as substrate to support a fully-differentiated, stratified corneal epithelium.
"Based on the biological principles of the human immune system, Darktrace's technology is capable of learning 'self' – what constitutes the normal pattern of life for the organisation, its users and devices – and detecting subtle deviations from this normal behaviour, which suggest a compromise, breach or cyber-attack," is how the company explains it.
But there is a serious question as to whether, after a decade-long Faustian pact with the City, Labour, as it is currently constituted, is capable of delivering the radical, progressive agenda voters crave.
We conclude that an appropriately constituted VG is capable of performing small-scale research, the results of which may be more applicable to the local situation in the communities they serve than regional or national data collected by larger organizations.
It is now well-established that the ligand-binding b′-type domains of the PDI family are the most difficult to generate and study in isolation; high-resolution structures of these domains have only been determined in the presence either of an adjacent domain or of a C-terminal extension sequence which is capable of occupying the hydrophobic cleft which constitutes the substrate-binding site [ 41].
The model described above assumes that the CD4+CD25+Foxp3+ population is capable of undergoing expansion, and that this process constitutes the main source for its increase, rather than conversion of CD4+CD25− and/or CD4+CD25+Foxp3− cells.
Mr. Rhoden is capable of poetry.
Stephens is capable of winning this match.
