Sentence examples for do not constitute an from inspiring English sources
The party says the amendments do not constitute an assault on governmental secularism in Turkey, which has a Muslim majority.
Possible security flaws in that software, which were discussed in the Wired account do not constitute an actual threat to security, he said.
These high incomes cannot be explained by the categories of the neoclassical theory, and they do not constitute an argument against the theory.
"Those three words do not constitute an adequate warning," Mr. Marler said, "and Nestlé should not be blaming their victims for doing what everyone in America does, and that is to eat and handle cookie dough before it's cooked".
Although at the individual level both types may provide a monetary return to the investor, from the standpoint of the entire economy, purely financial investments appear only as title transfers and do not constitute an addition to productive capacity.
The occasional interpolations of the playwright, majestically voiced by Mr. Abraham, do not constitute an inspired dramatic device, but are often more amusing than anything that is transpiring onstage.
