Sentence examples for do not constitute real from inspiring English sources
Other proposals, say to tighten provisioning requirements, lack key details.In sum, says Eisuke Sakakibara, a professor at Keio University and former heavyweight at the finance ministry, Mr Takenaka's measures do not constitute real reform, because they fail to address the basic problem of banks' non-performing loans or their non-performing borrowers.
Many say the deal, which calls for Mr. Saleh to be temporarily replaced with his vice president, does not constitute real change.
What makes "The Curse of the Mogul" more than a mere rehash of familiar business debacles is its disciplined, cogent analysis of what does and doesn't constitute real competitive advantage.
Click here to view I had grown annoyed by Burberry model Jake Bugg's proclamations about what does and doesn't constitute real music before actually listening to any of his own, and for that, I apologise.
Here's the truth: I am tired of hearing people (and especially queer people -- you should know better!) and articles claim that a major part of my sex life either isn't possible or doesn't constitute "real" lesbian sex when in fact it is very possible.
These attacks don't constitute genuine debate.
Discussions in Geneva mediated by the European Union, the United Nations and the Organization for Cooperation and Security in Europe represent a useful forum for day-to-day conflict management issues, but they do not constitute a real mechanism for conflict resolution.
Some believe supply chain transparency laws do not constitute any real change from the prevailing corporate-driven model for CSR, while others oppose increased regulation and oversight as unnecessary state intervention, believing that industry led efforts have the best chance of success.
For example, around 4,000 unemployed nurses in Kenya do not constitute a real surplus since there is a large unmet need for their services [ 15].
