Sentence examples for underlying constitution from inspiring English sources

Documentary is a critical element of discovery and accusation — but fiction is the essence of the underlying constitution, the principle of the self.

The nature-nurture debate on the relevance of an individual's underlying constitution was orthogonal to another contentious debate of the time, whether functional symptoms were psychogenic in origin or the result of objective pathological changes or lesions.

For example, does a pregnancy complication such as pre-eclampsia (mainly a disease of first pregnancy 5) simply reveal an underlying constitution susceptible to arterial disease or cause permanent changes that increase the risk of arterial disease?

It is a tradition that tries to understand the values and purposes underlying the Constitution and the laws.

"Is there anybody on this committee or elsewhere who would disagree with Brown v. Board of Education?" Leahy asked, adding that he could not "recall a nominee refusing to answer such basic questions about the principles underlying our Constitution".

As mentioned earlier, congenital factors are considered to be a principal component of constitutional formation; possible genetic variations underlying the YZ constitution are of interest.

The mortality effect of I4 was first demonstrated in 1999, two years after establishment, indicating that the genetic constitution underlying this effect is stable.

We have suggested that these higher titers could be due to an underlying host genetic constitution that may convey a "stronger immune system" [40].

Thus, just as in his account of Smith's free-market economics, Ferris finds in the United States Constitution the underlying principle that citizens should "be free to experiment, assess the results and conduct new experiments".

Our differing answers are downstream from underlying disagreements about the Constitution's substantive mission and the role of the federal judiciary in furthering that mission.

So unless the Constitution and underlying statutes are substantially rewritten, the Secretary will be responsible for carrying them out, as the Cabinet Secretary's oath demands, "without... purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter".