What exactly is the criterion by which a teacher can help students determine what in fact
constitutes a truly brave, just, temperate, in short, virtuous character?
This problem is being addressed by clearer rules of engagement, which will partly deal with the question of what
constitutes architectural knowledge, and how that knowledge is exchanged between those who make the built environment.
The question before the Court centered on whether the exercise of eminent domain to acquire private property for the purpose of facilitating a private development project
constitutes a "public use" within the meaning of the Fifth Amendment, particularly where the economic benefits were uncertain.
A minority of courts have taken a tar more expansive view of what
constitutes advertising.
Assessments of globalization
constitute perforce an interdisciplinary project, and this too is reflected in the essays in this volume.
What
constitutes a "personal service" for purposes of attributing gross receipts to California using the time-spread method provided by California Revenue and Taxation Code Sec.
Failure to file an answer
constitutes a waiver of the respondent's right to contest the allegations in the notice, and a final order may be entered unless good cause is shown for failure to file a timely answer.
If some of Raman's readings are pushed farther than his evidence seems to allow--I found the argument about Dryden's commercialization of patronage especially unpersuasive--the book makes a plausible case that Renaissance colonial texts representing the East encode the emergence of a modern "subjecthood." And the chapter on A Midsummer Night's Dream, with its metacritical thesis of an intrinsic relationship among colonialist subjectivity, Enlightenment rational progressivism, and psychoanalysis,
constitutes a brilliant take on the Shakespeare industry's investment in the postcolonial "imaginary."
Confusing, conflicting, and often incomplete concepts of what
constitutes a disease reservoir result.
The sacrament of Holy Orders does not
constitute the priest in a state of sanctity any more than baptism
constitutes an ordinary Christian in such a state.
The second portion is constituted of resin layers extending from the first resin layer, and the third resin layer
constitutes the first portion.
The thinking that more is good was driven by lenders' attitudes that working capital
constitutes a store of value to pay debts and bank credit lines.
