Sentence examples for does not constitute either from inspiring English sources

In his decision, Judge Saitta said, "Playing excessively loud music does not constitute either criminal contempt of the order or harassment".

"The invitation by an academic center on a college campus, even one named for a distinguished individual, does not constitute either legitimation or endorsement," Botstein wrote.

Such an assortment of 'connections' likely does not constitute either a close-knit group of friends nor a unified group of people with shared interests.

Such an assortment of 'connections' likely does not constitute either a close-knit group of friends nor a unified group of people with shared interests.

However, such submissions do not constitute either new evidence or new argument".

"FHFA's determination to direct each company to delist does not constitute any reflection on either enterprise's current performance or future direction, nor does delisting imply any other findings or determination on the part of FHFA as regulator or conservator," said Edward J. DeMarco, acting director of FHFA.

Please note: a lost or forgotten I-20/DS-2019, expired travel signature, or need for an updated copy of your I-20/DS-2019 does not constitute an emergency warranting contact with either the University of Chicago Police Department or the Dean on Call.

Similarly, the fact he has only one year outstanding on his Sunderland contract dictates that compensation does not constitute a major hurdle either.

On January 9th the constitutional branch of the supreme court ruled that his extended, indefinite stay in Cuba does not constitute a presidential absence, either temporary or permanent.

"FHFA's determination to direct each company to delist does not constitute any reflection on either's current performance or future direction, nor does delisting imply any other findings or determination on the part of FHFA as regulator or conservator," said FHFA Acting Director Edward J. DeMarco.

However, this does not constitute a default.