Sentence examples for constitutes not to from inspiring English sources

But what constitutes "not to be fucked with" doesn't have to necessarily include physical abilities.

In 1562 the Council of Trent recommended that church Masses be written with singing "constituted not to give empty pleasure to the ear, but so that the words may be understood clearly by everyone, and that thus the hearts of listeners may be drawn to the desire of heavenly harmony".

Later in the century, liturgical music again became less extravagant in the wake of the Council of Trent (1545 63), which ordered that masses be sung "clearly and at the right speed" and that singing "be constituted not to give empty pleasure to the ear, but in such a way that the words may be clearly understood by all".

The use of this type of polymer constitutes not only an easy way to obtain HA beads but it would be also possible to form scaffolds with different shapes and sizes due to the versatility of the polymer.

What constitutes not trying?

Here, graffiti constitutes not vandalism, but art.

Italian tax authorities, by contrast, take a firm's tax return to constitute not a full and correct accounting, but an initial negotiating position to which they then make a counteroffer.

These films constitute not only an addition to the few surface-confined tethered interlocked systems but, to the best of our knowledge, are also the first incorporating a redox-active osmium II) bipy reporter motif.

All-hybrid populations now appear to constitute not one, but several intrinsically different breeding systems with different dynamics and fitness.

The presented approach and results can be used to determine how sandwich panels should be constituted, or not, to promote damage progression favourable for efficient energy absorption during in-plane crushing.

But the OAM, at least as currently constituted, seems not to be the vehicle to sponsor the necessary research.