Sentence examples for be construed as proof from inspiring English sources
In no way do we state or imply that a positive finding in a 2-year assay would be negated by a longer test, nor do we indicate the contrary, that the absence of a positive finding in a 2-year assay should be construed as proof that there is no impact.
Any text with some amount of useful information is worth keeping around for generations so its longevity should not be construed as proof of its divinity.
Lewis's final example is particularly interesting, especially because this paper was written at much the same time as his proof that conditional probabilities are not to be construed as probabilities of conditional propositions.
The burden of proof remains on Connecticut; that should in no way be construed as an insult but as a credit to the sport of women's college basketball that Auriemma and UConn have helped develop in the past decade.
The result was its proof of funds' "transparency update" highlighting that it should not be construed as the results of an audit.
Courts have interpreted § 1001 and the perjury law similarly as requiring proof that the statement was completely false, so that there is no way it could be construed as literally true even if intended to be misleading.
But they "dissolved" their relationship with their first auditors, Friedman LLP, without an audit ever being completed, and the "proof of funds" "transparency update" so prominent on their home page stresses it "should not be construed as the results of an audit".
