Sentence examples for constituting any from inspiring English sources

Not constituting any particular party were the unlearned rural masses known as ʿamme ha-aretz ("people of the land"), who were found among both the Pharisees and the Sadducees and even among the Samaritans.

Moreover, limitations like the state space explosion for increasing number of components, the constrain of using exponential distribution for all kind of basic events constituting any analyzed system and the ineffectiveness of modularization for DFT which exhibit dynamic gates at top levels without incurring in calculation and methodological errors are faces of these methodologies.

This Agreement does not constitute any form of employment by GNL of the Winners.

This Agreement does not constitute any form of employment by GNM of the Finalists.

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

I do not think that 17 million D.B.S. users constitute any kind of antitrust threat by itself.

Several government witnesses have conceded under cross-examination that those choices are always available and did not constitute any secret.

But both kinds of smuggling missions are already intercepted by rescue teams including EU Navfor Med, leading to confusion about whether Wednesday's developments will constitute any significant change.

True, May's arrival does not cancel the Tory record on sex discrimination, nor does her reshuffle constitute any useful commitment to equality.

Mr. Torricelli was one of 15 people offered a chance to buy the stock, but his aides said it did not constitute any form of preferential treatment.

So any penalty that might be imposed would simply add to the costs of the merger rather than constitute any real punishment of a wrongdoer.