A nine-week programme, CORe consists of only three courses, meant to constitute the "fundamentals of business".
In 2011 the Nebraska Supreme Court said the use of the electric chair as a means of execution constituted cruel and unusual punishment and could no longer be used in executions.
Reaffirming that the proliferation of chemical weapons, as well as their means of delivery, constitutes a threat to international peace and security, PP4.
Factors within the built environment (for example, demographics, location, living condition, building conditions, and means of communication) constitute the major causes for the substantial exposure of human settlements to disasters or public health emergencies (Cruz 2007; Schwab et al. 2007).
Apart from ideas about objects that lie beyond sensory experience, such as God or the soul, we also form transcendental ideas about entities that are meant to constitute the ultimate basis of everything that might be experienced, such as the universe as a whole: Kant speaks of "world wholes" or cosmological ideas.
"Disconnection of water services because of failure to pay due to lack of means constitutes a violation of the human right to water and other international human rights," they insisted.
Compared to the state-of-the-art approaches, this methodology includes the assessment of the uncertainty by means of Monte Carlo simulations, constituting a valuable step forward.
The deletion found might constitute a means of immune evasion and constitute a selective advantage over other circulating strains.
The Bible contains so many directives and prescriptions for behaviour that range from the beautiful to the rapacious and repugnant; therefore, as Richard Dawkins elegantly points out, we must call upon a different means of deciding what constitutes honour, virtue and integrity, to cherry-pick from its pages the ethical advice we feel we should apply today.
The statistical means of all blocks constitute a local energy Gabor feature because the Gabor response magnitude is related to the local energy spectrum.
The possibility of discovery (or postulation) of alternative 'natural' means of production would constitute a standing threat to any argument resting in part on a perceived absence of such means.
