The court used blunt language; it stated that it was "struck by the blanket and indiscriminate nature" of the British practice, which "constitutes a disproportionate interference in the applicants' right for respect to private life and cannot be regarded as necessary in a democratic society".
When a baby is born and the midwife says "it's a girl" she is not reporting an already determinate state of affairs, but taking part in a practice which constitutes that state of affairs.
Letwin said the underclass's existence was different to that of refugees or migrants because "to be an alien in one's own society, not to share in the civilisation, the language, the practices, values which constitute and emerge from that civilisation (and hence to be in a universal sense alienated, an alien everywhere and at home nowhere) is in its ghastliness both new and special".
In the studies of outcome research, practice patterns, (which constitute the exposure in the proposed model), range from the use of medication, diagnostic tests and therapeutic procedures to the length of hospital stay, transfer to other facilities and/or scheduled physicians visits.
Watson argues: ' practices (and therefore what people do) are partly constituted by the socio-technical systems of which they are a part; and those socio-technical systems are constituted and sustained by the continued performance of the practices which comprise them' [37].
We still bear responsibility, every day, to fulfill our duties under international law and expose the practices, at Guantanamo and Bagram, which constitute a horrendous breach of the peace and are likely to produce even more violence.
Moreover, there is a need for better regulation of prescription practices and unfairly priced drugs, which constitute the majority of costs for cancer patients.
It becomes apparent that if the complex and oft-times chaotic experiences such as job loss that lead to family breakdown, mental illness, and drug/alcohol addiction, which may lead to homelessness, were better understood then social policies and procedures which constitute "best practices" would be more effective in reducing and preventing homelessness [ 5].
The majority of antibiotics prescribed in general practice are for respiratory tract infections (RTIs) which constitute approximately 70% of all infections treated in family practice [ 7, 8].
It also includes the characteristics of the 2 475 360 patients from 343 CPRD practices which met the inclusion criteria and which constitute the second validation cohort.
Market participants said Italy's banking foundations, which constitute a large combined percentage of UniCredit's shareholder base, used the practice, known as tail-swallowing, to sell shares to free up money for the rights offering.
