North's task in 1984 & 5 consisted not merely of resupplying the Contras but of persuading them to bring in credible political leaders & adopt an appealing political platform so that Congress would resume its funding.
It consists not merely of a set of social rules, but of an idea of what it is to be human, an idea of depth, and of selfhood as achieved in the exercise of mutual obligation.
In the context of public policy, the efficient allocation of resources consists not merely of distributing funds in the pursuit of given objectives but also involves determining the objectives themselves.
Freedom in a 'positive' sense consisted not merely in the absence of external constraints but the positive fact of participation in such an ethically desirable social order.
If interpreted as an exercise concept, freedom consists not merely in the possibility of doing certain things (i.e. in the lack of constraints on doing them), but in actually doing certain things in certain ways — for example, in realizing one's true self or in acting on the basis of rational and well-informed decisions.
It means that the future is real, the future does not merely consist of unrealised possibilities or even nothing at all.
The Stakeholder Task Force therefore should not merely consist of medical and toxicological scientists, but should also contain administrators, policy makers, social scientists, representatives of Non-Governmental Organizations etc.
Resolution, the return to normal inflammatory conditions, does not merely consist in catabolism of inflammatory mediators and abrogation of inflammatory processes.
This study not only pointed out for the first time the involvement of muscle stem cells in muscle wasting that does not merely consist of muscle fiber atrophy but also demonstrated that circulating factors have multiple targets in muscle and further extend their role in muscle homeostasis.
Hence fulfilling an absolute or non-comparative standard for everyone (e.g. to the effect that nobody should starve) frequently results in a certain equality of outcomes that consist in lives that are not merely decent, but good.
