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Other commonly introduced proposals include those seeking to separate the positions of chairman and chief executive officer (CEO), which have constituted 13percentt of all proposals (the same share as in 2012); and those involving the environment, which have accounted for 12percentt of proposals introduced (up from 10percentt in 2012).

While Senate colleagues were dismissing him as an aberration or a joke, he and his associates constructed a network of organizations -- including tax-exempt foundations and Helms' own political-action committee, the Congressional Club, the 2nd-largest raiser and spender of "independent" funds in the 1980 elections -- which have constituted a revolution in politics.

There have always been two streams of Hollywood movies about the armed forces - those made with the assistance of the army, navy or air force, which have constituted the majority, and those which have not sought, or have been denied, official assistance.

It goes a little further, in that it differs in its biotechnological foundations, but I initially doubt the whole thing for the same reason that basically all other assumptions, which have constituted the basis of a theoretical body with this absoluteness in medicine, turned out to be false.

The British proposal envisions cutting back on a $33 billion, 20-year program to replace the Royal Navy's Trident missile fleet, which has constituted Britain's nuclear deterrent force since the mid-1990s.

His 1948 Pyidawtha (welfare) program included a Land Nationalization Act, but his efforts to elevate the living standard of the people were frustrated by the wide extent of war damage and by the drop in rice exports, which had constituted one of Myanmar's principal sources of foreign exchange.

Though the company started four years ago, this is the startup's first foray into mobile VR which has constituted the bulk of headset sales over the past few years.

Reason: the meltdown in Conseco stock, which had constituted 97% of the Indianapolis institution's assets and which, thanks to bankruptcy, was valued at zero.

By invoking a law-and-order rationale, which has constituted the junta's source of legitimacy since its seizure of power, the government could argue that the impact of the proposed law would be finely honed: only "wrongdoers", not regular netizens, would be punished.

In a 2006 interview, Gontier said that the album's material was more personal to him than the band's previous work because the material had come out of his experiences with despondence, drug abuse, and rehab, which had constituted the past two years of his life.

The Niger Delta region of Nigeria has been undergoing collective violence for over 25 years, which has constituted a major public health problem.