A contrived and deeply sentimental family melodrama that nonetheless constitutes an affecting sermon.
Although this will almost invariably be in the form of sentinel lymph node biopsy, of proven low morbidity, it nonetheless constitutes an unnecessary surgical procedure.
It came as no surprise to those operating in the sector, but it nonetheless constitutes an unwelcome development for the international oil companies (IOCs).
Yet the province nonetheless constituted his personal estate, and the planning process merged religious and political considerations with economic pressures.
And it will, nonetheless, constitute the most significant change in the American social contract since the Great Society.
Still, Mr. Carter said he was optimistic that the outcome of negotiations would nonetheless constitute a major step toward civilian democracy.
While recognition of the moral value of others may still involve the conceit that there is an 'it, it can nonetheless constitute progress toward dissolution of the sense of self.
But the public display of pornography may nonetheless constitute an "offensive nuisance" to non-consenting adults who are involuntarily exposed to it (just as neighbours who play bad music loudly into the wee hours of the morning may be an "offensive nuisance").
According to that idea, even if the acts under scrutiny do not make things worse for, or harm (in the intuitive, comparative sense of that term), the child, they may nonetheless constitute instances in which the agent acts (by creating a less "intrinsically desirable," "restricted" life) "wrongly toward" the child (Kavka, 1982, 97 and 104 105) and thus acts wrongly.
While the marines' actions do not reach this level of virulent criminality, they could nonetheless constitute crimes in the same vein.
Lastly, the European Parliament's relationship with the national parliaments is not clearly defined in these guidelines, which nonetheless constitute a framework which we believe to be very important, and on which we offer our sincere congratulations to the Irish presidency.
