In certain respects the law may be more like a structured game, or an artistic genre, which are actually constituted by social conventions.
The goal of a first-order theory, on this sort of view, is to offer a metaphysical reduction of law: that is, to show that the phenomenon of law is actually constituted by, and fully reducible to, some other more foundational type of phenomenon (in the way that chemistry could in principle be reduced to particle physics).
Finally, some human cancer cell lines harbor Polycomb nuclear bodies, which are actually constituted of pericentric heterochromatin.
Current experimental evidence indicates that an ordinary laboratory culture considered as being composed of isogenic bacteria is actually constituted of heterogeneous subpopulations [ 1, 2] that respond differentially to changes in their environment [ 3].
This paper is designed to check whether these countries can be actually constitute a source of recent contagion judging by the number of Ebola virus incurred deaths.
"It is believed that some or all of the money contributed was actually from the Chinese Government and constituted illegal campaign contributions," the Las Vegas Sands report said.
If it was actually made, this bargain would constitute a concession on Pericles' part that he was not a great strategist.
In both, a wall of wine bottles, including those of the ironically named house wine, Terrible (it's actually quite good), constitutes the primary design feature.
Third is an issue of constituency: globalization is actually reshaping who constitutes 'the people' due democratic standing in decision-making processes.
Given this dilemma, it is surprising how scarce literature is on what actually constitutes cost-effective education in healthcare [ 6].
But it is interesting to recall that it actually constituted an innovation for the theater company, then called the New York Shakespeare Festival and almost exclusively devoted to work by the playwright of its name.
