Sentence examples for uniform constitution from inspiring English sources

Similarly, in the controls, defects consisted of inhomogeneous extracellular matrix from fibrous cells (or fibrocartilage cells), rounded chondrocytes and hypertrophic chondrocytes; however, no tendency toward uniform constitution was apparent.

In return, Miss Bhutto ordered her party not to resign from the parliament when General Musharraf got himself re-elected president by its members—in uniform, though the constitution seems to forbid it the following day.

Indeed, it was for this purpose that General Musharraf grabbed power: Mr Chaudhry had developed a bad case of judicial independence.Though still in uniform, which the constitution seemed to frown on, the general got himself re-elected president by Parliament last month.

PrPSc could be extracted even more efficiently from mouse species with a recovery of 99.7% (data not shown), probably due to the uniform and homogeneous constitution of the tissue involved.

Absent a federal judiciary committed to "inflexible and uniform" enforcement of the Constitution, Hamilton recognized that "all the reservations of particular rights or privileges would amount to nothing".

"I do not believe that beginning with an all-encompassing, categorical judicial philosophy or uniform approach to constitutional questions is the best way of faithfully construing the Constitution," he wrote.

This approach leads to an enrichment of phase M1, the most effective phase for the reaction, of the phase constitution and provides uniform crystalline particles with a low level of agglomeration and a high surface area.

Our Constitution and our Uniform Code of Military Justice provide a framework for dealing with the terrorists.

Duration of follow-up was variable, which precluded constitution of a uniform measure to explore baseline mortality as a predictor.

Take India, which once aspired to be a secular state, and whose constitution calls for a uniform civil code for all citizens.

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.