Under the NHS constitution, primary care trusts, which run local NHS services, will no longer be able to deny patients potentially life-saving treatments just because they think it is unaffordable.
He promptly dismisses the first possibility, since accidents inhere in an already constituted primary substance, that is, they follow the constitution of an individual substance rather than explain the constitution of that substance as an individual.
The Qn connectivities of [SiO4] tetrahedra in the primary nanoparticles, which determine the ultimate molecular structure of gels, seem rarely to depend on the concentration, elemental composition, or molecular constitution of the dissolved alkaline silicate ingredients.
James Madison, the primary author of the Constitution, spoke of "almost 15 centuries" during which Christianity had been on trial: "What have been its fruits?
I sincerely hope that the Senate Intelligence Committee – or some member of Cognress – will honor their primary responsibility under the constitution and finally inform the American people exactly what the government has done in their name.
This argument, popular these days under the name "majoritarianism," ignores one of the Constitution's primary purposes: to guarantee a minority's rights when under assault by the majority.
Yet, while controversy swirls around the reach of Islam and the scope of presidential power in the proposed constitution, the primary beneficiaries of the new Constitution -- the military -- are flying under the radar.
One of the primary reasons that the Constitution's limits on government power all too often "amount to nothing" today is that the judiciary has abdicated its responsibility to enforce those limits.
The Senate, in a 30-16 vote, agreed to let voters decide during the May primaries whether the state Constitution should ban same-sex marriage.
