Sentence examples for but does not constitute from inspiring English sources

Addressing reporters outside the council chamber, Mr. Wang said, "The situation there has some problems, but does not constitute a threat to international and regional peace".

On the second, institutional practice is one factor in the explanation but does not constitute any part of the law.

Hume's theory is a form of epistemological idealism in that it relocates the relation of causation from the external objects where we would ordinarily suppose it to obtain to the mind, which we would ordinarily suppose knows but does not constitute the relation known.

"Based on these views and the currently available information, the (WHO) Director-General (Margaret Chan) accepted the Committee's assessment that the current MERS-CoV situation is serious and of great concern, but does not constitute a Public Health Emergency of International Concern at this time," the WHO said in a statement issued in Geneva.

The latter solves a family but does not constitute a new basic research finding of high impact, yet it is an important clinical diagnostic success.

The common N-terminus of both proteins takes part in important functions inside eIF2γ proteins (for e.g. GTP binding) but does not constitute a closed globular domain [ 18].

In Bennett's case, university investigators concluded that his conduct was "unprofessional" and that he "exhibited poor personal boundaries", but did not constitute sexual harassment.

Jonathan P. Hicks (NYT) NEW JERSEY -- COLTS NECK: HIGH WINDS DAMAGE 50 HOUSES -- The winds that tore through Colts Neck and Marlboro Township Monday evening, damaging several thousand trees, were ferocious but did not constitute a tornado, the National Weather Service said yesterday.

Citing the United Nations Convention Against Torture, the memorandum argued that a broad range of interrogation techniques, among them forced standing, hooding, subjection to loud noises and deprivation of sleep, food and drink, might be inhumane but did not constitute torture unless they resulted in "prolonged mental harm".

The above-mentioned procedures are doubtlessly very important but do not constitute the subject of the present research.

These portfolios are supposed to illustrate some possible options but do not constitute a recommended or "standard" portfolio.