"Each of which constitutes a war crime".
Indeed, it is this which constitutes its retro-romantic charm.
It is love which constitutes God's very existence.
The judges ruled that the law's requirements constitute "compelled speech" that is "ideological in intent and in kind".
Accordingly, it is equally well settled that a suit against the officers of a state, to compel them to do the acts which constitute a performance by it of its contracts, is, in effect, a suit against the state itself.
The converse of that proposition must be equally true, because it is contained in it; that is, a bill, the object of which is by injunction, indirectly, to compel the specific performance of the contract, by forbidding all those acts and doings which constitute breaches of the contract, must also, necessarily, be a suit against the state.
(1), designated existing provisions which constituted entire subsec.
Although molecules constitute cell components, which constitute cells, which constitute tissues, which constitute organisms, most levels are composed by components from several other levels.
So the prosecutor took actions which constituted criminal contempt.
In his newsletter, he notes that GXC trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 10.7, which is compelling.
