Sentence examples for cannot constitute from inspiring English sources

Counting every legally cast vote cannot constitute irreparable harm.

International antidoping rules say that those seven positives cannot constitute a doping violation on their own.

"Counting every legally cast vote cannot constitute irreparable harm" to Mr Bush, or the public.

He wants to exist as a measurable body: that way, the tumour cannot constitute any kind of reproach.

The court found for Mr. Thomas, ruling, "The same conceptions clothed in another language cannot constitute the same composition".

Tusk, aware of French objections, says the objections of the outs cannot constitute a veto or impose unnecessary delays.

Here, knowledge cannot be constituted by the performance of an act, because that is not the sort of thing that can be restored at a later time.

As Legrand and Perrine argue, this self-specificity cannot be "constituted by the integration of contents that are not themselves self-specific" [ 44], p. 273.

Almost always the observed values are actually discrete because they are measured to only a finite number of decimal places and cannot really constitute all points in a continuum.

But many have already realised that the LDP as currently constituted cannot represent their policy ambitions.

Hence, the first cannot be said to constitute a representation of the second.