Sentences with phrase «sort of things constitute»
Those five sort of things constitute a full body workout.
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I'm pretty sure that every conceivable bodily emission is depicted or discussed in detail, and these sorts of things constitute the bulk of the run time.
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In the organic realm, too, a living thing's self - transcendence into another kind, if and to the extent that anything of the sort occurs, a question which does not concern us here, will constitute the new kind as such.
However, that arbiter could not be allowed to have control for any lasting period of time; that would constitute some sort of state - and is the closest thing to government you'd optimally have.
While this may be something to do with my old - school attitude towards what constitutes a book, I think there's also an issue with devices that are partially touch - sensitive: Their user interfaces are sort of «neither fish nor fowl» – they require a conscious toggling between the things you can achieve by poking a finger directly at the thing you want to do something and poking a finger at something other than the thing you want to do something.
And it has led to a lot of «fighting» of the issue on the science which has fed into itself with all sorts of things that have nothing to do with the basic issue, or that constitute the normal ongoing process of scientific examination, questioning, correction, mistake, or that misrepresent or misconstrue some of the relevant science, and even data, as well as the issue itself.
Critically, however, that new body of law will constitute an undifferentiated mass of measures ranging from those that are mundane and highly technical in nature (and hence the type of thing that would, if enacted domestically, most likely take the form of secondary legislation anyway) to those that deal with the sort of broad, policy - heavy matters that are normally the preserve of primary legislation that is vulnerable (if at all) to ministerial amendment only to a limited extent through the conferral of specific Henry VIII powers.