Sentence examples for albeit interpreted from inspiring English sources

Though his party's program calls for Islamic law — albeit interpreted liberally and consensually — he declines the name Islamist for centrist.

Predictions and foretellings, however, may also be the result of inspiration or of common sense by the intelligent observation of situations and events, albeit interpreted from a religious point of view.

Although open only to chemists (albeit interpreted in the widest possible sense) from London and the Home Counties, SET for BRITAIN organises many similar events aimed at giving young researchers of all stripes the opportunity to get the attention of policy-makers.

Given that Substituted Judgment is grounded in respect for autonomy, it is thus clear why, according to the orthodox view, Substituted Judgment makes no sense for the never-competent, and why the orthodox view prescribes for them the Best Interests standard, albeit interpreted in a suitably broad way.

Under some circumstances, filmmakers' self-representations are interpreted (albeit often wrongly) as self-celebrations at the expense of political or societal concerns.

Analysis of the contributions of different substructural and physiochemical features in the final Winnow models indicates they may be interpreted, albeit with caution.

The first important finding was a very high incidence of adrenal insufficiency in 229 of the 299 patients (77%) studied, albeit that interpreting corticotrophin studies in such patients is controversial.

On the one hand, the additional defects that occurred in the black strain-albeit at low frequencies-could be interpreted in this way.

However, the latter might also be explained by improved health care for transsexual persons during 1990s, along with altered societal attitudes towards persons with different gender expressions.[35] Mortality due to cardiovascular disease was significantly increased among sex reassigned individuals, albeit these results should be interpreted with caution due to the low number of events.

12 Clearly, HIV does compromise length of life, albeit, these data must be interpreted with caution.

This would also result in less time spent together at the nest, albeit that this should be interpreted as a more cooperative behavior as opposed to avoidance due to conflict.