Sentence examples for neither constituted from inspiring English sources

The Regents, composed of eight representative of government--including three Senators and three Congressmen--and nine citizens, are neither constituted to be an effective overseer of a huge bureaucracy, nor are representative of the broad public interest community.

The congressman's defenders noted that his lewd interactions over Twitter and Facebook -- while personally embarrassing -– neither constituted a breach of law nor interfered (at the time) with his ability to conduct his job.

TOE entities are evaluated and described in research papers, but they neither constitute the research itself nor contribute to the research purpose.

This article neither constitutes nor is intended to be legal advice.

However, as long as normatives neither constitute effective 'lines of division' nor effective enforcement mechanisms [ 62], framing should not be done via 'global health' definitions.

INS-GFP+ cells producing neither hormone constituted a minor proportion of the population; however, it is possible that these cells produced other hormones that were not assayed (e.g. pancreatic polypeptide [PPY], ghrelin [GHRL]).

These recommendations make explicit neither what constitutes an "institution" nor which characteristics of institutions are presumed to be responsible for poor OAC outcomes.

Occurrence of postoperative cerebral ischemia/hemorrhage was documented, but neither complication constituted a criterion for withdrawal.

But the Mets' rotation, as presently constituted, is neither talented enough nor dependable enough to anchor the, say, 95 victories needed to win the National League East as well as the additional seven playoff triumphs necessary to win the pennant and the four to win the World Series.

The absolute threat can no longer be contained when it comes neither from an already constituted state nor even from a potential state that might be treated as a rogue state (Rogues, p. 105).

The language emphasized by the Government to the effect that the exemption for religious objectors and ministers constituted neither an establishment nor interference with free exercise of religion can only be considered an afterthought, since the case did not involve any individuals who claimed to be nonreligious conscientious objectors.