Sentence examples for does not constitute an institution from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, a mere set of conventions (or norms or rules) does not constitute an institution.

For example, the set of conventions comprising the convention to drive on the left, the convention to utter, "Australia", to refer to Australia, and the convention to use chopsticks does not constitute an institution.

Therefore, it does not constitute an independent variable.

This listing, the page notes, does not constitute an endorsement.

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 announcement does not constitute a firm intention to make an offer".

A craft that size does not constitute a menace to navigation.