The liberal concept of a living constitution, he argued, constitutes "an end run around popular government" that is "corrosive of the fundamental values of our democratic society".
But though I've had that question posed to me thousands of times, no one has ever said which creators and which investors are to earn a living, and what constitutes "a living".
Toadfish, any of about 80 species of bottom-living fishes constituting the family Batrachoididae and the order Batrachoidiformes.
DNA is the master blueprint for life and constitutes the genetic material in all free-living organisms and most viruses.
And although the borderline between a morally required disincentive removal and a more controversial net incentive to boost donation might be vague and open to discussion, to disadvantage living donors by design constitutes a serious barrier to the fairness of living organ donation a barrier that should be removed.
Things that might have prevented this deterioration such as support for unionism, fair trade policies, a minimum wage that constitutes a living wage and universal health care, have all been anathema to the Republican Party.
In composing a short bio about yourself, include information such as hobbies, what you do for a living, your philosophy in life, and what constitutes fun for you.
Yet, there is broad (though occasionally grudging) agreement that moderate increases lift the working poor out of poverty and can reduce dependence on the government.Estimates of what constitutes a living wage necessarily vary by location and household type.
What constitutes a living wage for a Ph.D. student varies widely across the continent.
It constitutes the living environment of one-fifth of all Finnish children under school age (Suomalainen lapsi, 2007).
Aristotle regards them as composites of form and matter, so that human beings (as logical animals) are able to discern the form or formula that constitutes a living being (Aristotle 1986, 402a, 415b).
