Sentence examples for could not constitute from inspiring English sources
There was no multiplication, and fixation alone could not constitute an infringement of the original work.
It concluded that Trump's actions were in keeping with the expansive powers of the presidency and could not constitute crimes.
He also said Mr. Malone's past work for Getnick & Getnick could not constitute a conflict because during the monitoring period, the law firm reported to law enforcement and court officials and the state comptroller, not to the racing association.
The court found that public officials meeting with constituents, or arranging for them to meet with others, was a routine part of the job and by itself could not constitute a politician's end of a corrupt bargain.
During the same period the corollary principle also came to be accepted i.e., that descent from a daughter of a French king could not constitute a claim to royal succession.
In the first extensive review of the case, Carol Fox Foelak, an administrative law judge at the Securities and Exchange Commission, found that Mr. Jett had kept false books and records; she did not, however, find him guilty of securities fraud, ruling that his phony transactions did not involve the actual trading of real securities, so they could not constitute securities fraud.
The suit was dropped after the judge ruled that the plaintiffs couldn't constitute a class because "it is relatively easy for an illegal worker to pass as a legal worker" and thus too hard to prove the legal status of all the putative class members.
In 1979, the U.S. Supreme Court determined that unionization at religious schools could not be compelled because it could constitute "a significant risk of infringement of the Religion Clauses of the First Amendment if the act conferred jurisdiction over church-operated schools".
The former one serves as an educating example and the latter one constitutes system that could not be treated without the developed tools.
