Sentence examples for does not constitute the full from inspiring English sources

He said in his filing that the $24.9 million deferred compensation "does not constitute the full amount" of Rodriguez's claim.

They do not constitute the entire civil rights movement.

But this company does not constitute the Russian state.

It does not constitute the reason.

Bercow had declared on Monday night that there was "an arguable case that a contempt has been committed" after Labour and others complained that the summary released on Monday did not constitute the final and full advice provided to the cabinet.

He said: "Facts do not constitute the truth.

If those first two don't constitute the classic definition of IoT, I don't know what does!

Thus, while the present result does not constitute a full double dissociation between the vmPFC and pPAR lesion groups, a quantitative difference was clearly apparent in the risk adjustment profiles, and the ROI correlations further point to a greater degree of regional specificity than the basic group analysis.

This evaluation does not constitute a full evaluation or validation of the model.

Susan Rice, the US ambassador to the UN, said Annan had "confirmed that what has happened … does not constitute full compliance by the Syrian government … as Syrian forces and weapons remain in and around population centres".

An alternative response could be an evoked component that simply repeats at α-rate but does not constitute a full α-wave.