Sentence examples for does not constitute a valid from inspiring English sources

For example, rocket fire into Israel - though it has now ceased - does not constitute a valid rason for closing Rafah, and thus shutting in and out all of Gaza's occupants.

Surely making a claim, and only then finding out that I was not covered, does not constitute a valid reason for my claim to be rejected?

More recently, the recount in a special election for Congress in New York dragged on for more than three weeks amid legal arguments over what did and did not constitute a valid ballot.

"According to the agent, my traveling to the United States for the purpose of protesting didn't constitute a valid reason to cross," he said, adding that he had been photographed and fingerprinted.

However, this does not constitute a default.

It does not constitute a research programme.

A relationship, however prickly, does not constitute a drama.

Frankly speaking, this does not constitute a viable "breakout" capability.

Such slight slippage does not constitute a trend.

This thinking does not constitute a case of proving or following a proof of the conclusion, because it involves a step which we cannot clearly tell is valid.

But that does not constitute a refutation of functionalism generally.