But to those who lack either the protecting rights (to life, liberty and the rest) or the enabling rights (to work, education and the rest), the absence of either kind amounts in practical terms to the absence of all.
She says: "Most [in the MPS] agree that, whether money is involved or not, providing information for personal reward of any kind amounts to corrupt conduct and should be treated as such.
Often, and especially when underpinned by an expressivist account of the problematic statements, antirealism of this second kind amounts to a version of "projectivism," according to which, in making such statements, one is not seeking to correctly describe features of a mind-independent world but is merely projecting one's own responses and attitudes onto it.
Others say that qualia are not natural kind terms in that it is not up to the sciences to tell us what having an experience of a particular kind amounts to (we know what it amounts to by having them and attending to the quality at issue).
In practice, "extending kinds" amounts to taking the judgment that things are "of a kind" (lei) in one or more respects as a basis for treating them as "of a kind" in another.
The aggregation behavior is sensitive to the kind and amount of metallic ions present in the lattice of the clays, the amount of adsorbed water as well as the structure of the organic guests to be intercalated.
"I have a lot of friends who were also paying that kind of amount.
"The kind and amount of work skill involved using this software represents a change in our job description," he wrote.
It is the first time in our history that we have to fight this kind of amount and this kind of problem.
This charter defined the province's territorial limits and the number of towns that it included, as well as the rights and duties of the provincials, especially the kind and amount of tribute that they had to pay.
