It was affiliated with the Third International, of which it constituted a section.
First, clearly, that they occurred in a country that was universally visible and central to the 19th-century world, of which it constituted, as it were, the utopian dimension: the living dream.
This paper reports the results of an experimental study on the physical and chemical properties of the mineral complex copper slag as a by-product of Sarcheshmeh copper plant, and its effect on the mechanical properties of concrete, for which it constitutes a part of cementitious material.
On the other hand, though, its role should also not be too easily dismissed, particularly in much of Africa and in all those countries in which agriculture provides a substantial share of income for the urban poor, and for those groups of households to which it constitutes an important source of livelihoods.
Without doubt, the sustainability of this sector can be the impetus for improving the livelihood of majority of rural people for which it constitutes an income source.
A thing's matter accounts for the material features of the thing which it constitutes, without actually being that thing; and the same again for the form.
The cost of each therapeutic intervention is defined as the sum of the costs of each of the activities of which it is constituted.
The French Human Rights League announced meanwhile that it had petitioned the Council of State, which acts as the country's supreme court for administrative justice, to end the state of emergency, which it said constituted "a serious and apparently illegal breach of several fundamental freedoms".
For some time, the West Coast elite could barely see the forest for the trees, unwilling to accept that the blizzard of cocaine in which it operated constituted an addiction comparable to the sad junkie stereotype of heroin.
The suspension order was based upon the Honokaa speech, although the Hawaii Supreme Court also found that the interview of the juror, in view of the circumstances under which it was made, constituted professional misconduct.
Mr. Hill, 32, has had at least six convictions, several of which also constituted parole violations, since 1990.
