Sentence examples for considered a holder from inspiring English sources

The government's affirmative duties are arguably owed to the fetus, who can be considered a holder of 5th and 14th amendment rights.

Under current law, he said, an investor who occupies an apartment -- or anyone who buys an apartment for occupancy -- is no longer considered a holder of unsold units.

Mr. Greenstein explained that if the letter writer is legally considered a "holder of unsold shares," she would be entitled to the same rights and privileges as the original sponsor.

If that is the case, then it is possible that the co-op's governing documents allow the shareholder — who would be considered a "holder of unsold shares" — to take a loan without the consent of the board.

At present, he said, the state attorney general's regulations provide that to be considered a holder of unsold shares for purposes of selling a co-op, the sponsor must have designated the owner of the shares as such, and the owner must have registered with the attorney general as a holder of unsold shares.

Hansen had been considered a good holder.

For ornithologists and conservationists, it is important to recognize that the current taxonomy of polytypic species should often be considered a place-holder and working hypothesis until more data can be leveraged to test biological and phylogenetic species boundaries.

In practice, a large fund that represents hundreds or thousands of individuals can be considered a single record holder.

Muhammad Ghneim, a founder of both Fatah and the P.L.O. who came to the West Bank this past summer from exile, is considered a possible place holder if the job suddenly becomes vacant.

Chinese visa holders are considered a low-risk group by the Home Office and the British embassy in Beijing contacted Chinese tour operators.

The case, Golan v. Holder, No. 10-545, considered a 1994 law enacted to carry out an international convention.