Sentence examples for behavior did not constitute from inspiring English sources

As Chen explained further to Law Week, the Court's finding that the university's investigation into Churchill's behavior did not constitute an adverse employment action could provide public employers greater cover in future efforts to retaliate against protected speech.

A newly revealed document appears to help shed light on the extent to which the assertion that Google's behavior didn't constitute an antitrust violation because it didn't hurt consumers was on the minds of the F.T.C. commissioners when, in 2013, they dropped their investigation.

Without such intentions, parents are not exercising a right to procreate, and thus policies to curtail their behavior do not constitute coercive infringements of procreative autonomy.

And the dissenting judges recognized this, concluding that however "appalling" the behavior alleged, it did not constitute a violation of federal antidiscrimination law.

The behavior of pursuing photographers, the judge ruled, did not constitute a crime under French law.

Drivers' appearances did not constitute such grounds.

Shop stewards said these amendments did not constitute sufficient progress.

These agreements did not constitute complete success.

Papilloedema alone did not constitute retinopathy.

While these descriptive reports are helpful in raising awareness of, and plausible mechanisms behind, violent behavior in ASD, they do not constitute systematic attempts to clarify whether individuals with ASD are more violent than others, or what factors in those with ASD increase violence risk.

And it didn't constitute an expose.