So what constitutes “success” in mourning?
Entrepreneurial conduct constitutes the spirit of our Group.
This growing poverty in the midst of growing poverty constitutes a permanent menace to peace.
The capture of the British servicemen appears to have been a deliberate provocation by zealots in the Pasdaran, which constitutes an ever more powerful state-within-a-state.
"The study takes us nearer to understanding the biology of the processes involved in puberty and early growth and to understand what constitutes' normal 'in growth and development," Murray said.
At root is the issue of just what constitutes "proprietary trading" by Banks, especially as it relates to the issue of making trades in securities on behalf of their customers.
So what constitutes an official diagnosis?
The narrative on violence and tribulation constitutes the important traits in his literary creations.
What lies at the root of all this is a profound division of opinion over what constitutes, or should constitute, national identity.
a nonmetallic bivalent element that is normally a colorless odorless tasteless nonflammable diatomic gas; constitutes 28 percent of the atmosphere by volume; the most abundant element in the earth's crust.
Such action constitutes a felony.
There should have been decided, beforehand, what constitutes acceptable thresholds for defect levels and other metrics.
a common nonmetallic element that is normally a colorless odorless tasteless inert diatomic gas; constitutes 78 percent of the atmosphere by volume; a constituent of all living tissues.
Whether or not this constitutes insider trading, it is a shocking ethical lapse, a blatant conflict of interest and a breach of Mr. Sokol's duty of loyalty to his employer.
It is this that constitutes her importance in American literature.
Perhaps one could make the case that because of my operating experience I actually have a better idea than most what constitutes a "doable" idea.
What constitutes the ground of human dignity?
The regime constitutes an ethos that is to say a distinctive character that nurtures distinctive human types.
At least we now know what constitutes a volley.
Expanding your view of what constitutes a "workout" and dropping the all or nothing approach got me in the best shape of my life and it can do the same for you.
Formal business Attire - For women this constitutes business suits (a matched skirt and jackets) and, in most workplaces, pantsuits (matched pants and blazer).
What, then, constitutes “ownership”?
One of the questions investigators are likely to examine is whether such information-sharing constitutes collusion, the people say.
Neither a lazy employee nor a bankrupt employer constitutes just cause.
