Sentence examples for does not even constitute from inspiring English sources
45 On the other hand, requiring the Authority to apply the circular before evicting petitioner not only does not infringe upon any of its rights, but also does not even constitute an imposition.
Far from being "punitive," as the club describes it, a $100 penalty for breaking the law to park on a few specially designated mid-Manhattan streets does not even constitute liquidated damages.
Kellert argues that chaos theory does not even constitute the emergence of a new, mature science rather than an extension of standard mechanics, although it may constitute a new style of reasoning.
Indeed, the Passover lamb does not even constitute a sacrifice; it is never offered to God.
The leeway obtained by both companies doesn't even constitute a tiny sparrow's leg, let alone a whole sparrow!
But President Obama's declaration that Libya doesn't even constitute "hostilities" (much less a "war") is impossible to defend.
They don't even constitute enough of a movie market for Columbia Pictures to be concerned about how they're represented.
On average, 15,000 consumers use CitrusCheckout every day, spending about 1,000 rupees ($17) each time, and founder Jitendra Gupta said the biggest demand for payments is from government and utilities customers, while e-commerce didn't even constitute 10percentt of the spend.
From the barely-there costumes that don't even constitute clothing to the most generic costumes of all time, Halloween has become one big commercialized shindig.
These claims that terrorist suspects can be classified as "enemy combatants," in circumstances in which LOAC does not even apply, constitute an attempt to cherry pick principles from one legal regime, and apply them in an entirely different legal context in an effort to achieve a better policy result.
What's more, the policy does not even list what constitutes sexual harassment, thus leaving any victim feeling helpless and cautious when considering whether or not to report an incident.
