Id., at 522, 89 S.Ct., at 1964; see also The Federalist No. 60, p. 409 (J. Cooke ed. 1961) ("The qualifications of the persons who may choose or be chosen, as has been remarked upon another occasion, are defined and fixed in the constitution; and are unalterable by the legislature".) (emphasis added) (quoted in Powell, supra, 395 U.S., at 539, 89 S.Ct., at 1973).
Report and fix water leakages.
By the time we emerged from the unconscious part of our childhood, the world seemed fully established, everything as it was supposed to be, all the points and objects fixed, all the hierarchies and structures natural and unalterable.
It all depends on what they think they're capable of, and whether they begin to think those perceptions are fixed and unalterable.
Nothing really changed in the way the canvases were painted – the modus operandi in the studio was soon fixed and unalterable (something the play makes visually and vivaciously real).
How much happier she was, how much less time and energy it took to be Thomas's mother: a relationship founded on one fixed and unalterable truth.
He did not want his collection to be stationary, fixed and unalterable.
Yorck claims that the three psychological "functions" or comportments circumscribe the fixed and unalterable "natural ground" [Naturboden], or the parameters within which all human history is played out (ST, p. 26).
It's time to end our strict obeisance to its dictates that the laws of the material world are fixed and unalterable, unchanged by the powers of consciousness.
