Sentence examples for that doesn't constitute from inspiring English sources

Malcolm noted that, in February, the European Court of Justice affirmed that when a Web-site owner links to a person's copyrighted work on another site, that doesn't constitute copyright infringement.

We need to care for older Americans, but we need to do so in a way that doesn't constitute fiscal child abuse.

A spokesman for Buckley said the concerns were raised in a private phone call and "Leslie would be quite resolute that that doesn't constitute interference".

So I would like to ask Mr. Nader, whose logic I once found persuasive: if that doesn't constitute a "difference," then what does?

"If it's just a matter of a shrink saying the patient suffers from mild depression," he said, "the co-op would say that doesn't constitute a disability under any of the applicable laws.

That doesn't constitute an "urban legend".

It was a commentary Q. and A. that does not constitute finality in any way".

"You are entitled to get angry and break things, that does not constitute criminal conduct, you have to have some intention to hurt the person," he said.

If a member of a historically marginalized community helps out another person from a historically marginalized community that does not constitute nepotism.

Like many of you who enjoy the band, I have (or am holding in a free-minded way that does not constitute an assertion of ownership) some medium-fi recordings of these live performances and have developed some favorites.

Mr. Nahmad's lawyers, Benjamin Brafman and Paul Shechtman, have denied the charges and suggest that the accusations amount to little more than run-of-the-mill gambling that does not constitute a crime.