Sentence examples for not constituted to from inspiring English sources

The PCC did not say anything, despite in the past promoting itself as a defender of press freedom (even though, unlike its predecessor, it is not constituted to do this).

As Commissioner Luis Aguilar noted in his opening statement: "I am disappointed that our Roundtable is not constituted to showcase the full breadth of relevant voices..

But public health stakeholders should be aware that business corporations are not constituted to act sacrificially in pursuit of worthy aims.

Clearly in that case, failure to register objections would not constitute consent to the proposed schedule.

The statistics stretch beyond the workplace back to the university days where females do not constitute up to 20% of computer science graduates.

His attempts to find asylum in China, Russia, or Ecuador do not constitute "adhering" to these countries, none of which, however annoying, is an "Enemy" of the United States.

These aspects and these wholes are not constituted by a reference to underlying substrate ("extensionality") but by their meaning ("intensionality").

The blanket would have been reusable when dry. Cleaning up a wet cell floor did not constitute damage to the cell itself.

Both of these did not constitute adherence to the protocol because the interval between voiding times was either not defined or not consistent.

Waiver of consent was approved by the IRB as the collection of urine samples is non-invasive and did not constitute harm to the patient.

Exposure to a macaque's blood does not constitute an exposure to B-virus because viremia is thought to be rare among infected macaques (14 ).