Sentence examples for construed as promoting from inspiring English sources

Administration officials contend that some phrases can be construed as promoting abortion.

The administration contends that two phrases can be construed as promoting abortion, officials said.

The reason for the threat is contained in two terms that the administration contends can be construed as promoting abortion.

Administration officials contend that some phrases in the Cairo agreement -- including "reproductive health services" and "reproductive rights" -- can be construed as promoting abortion.

The anti-prostitution pledge is reminiscent of the now defunct Mexico City policy, or "global gag rule", a similarly politicised US policy that ignored health needs by forbidding grant recipients from engaging in family planning that was construed as "promoting abortion".

When I had the opportunity to work with colleagues on turning collaborative governance into a national agenda for the Obama Campaign, Obama-Biden Transition and then in the White House, I didn't want to use a term that could in any way be construed as promoting my book.

In his confirmation hearings, Sessions sealed his own fate by saying such groups could be construed as "un-American" when "they involve themselves in promoting un-American positions" in foreign policy.

We conclude by proposing that in order to effectively promote regional sustainability, environmental technologies should be construed as elements of social processes, in which their life-based design features are actualized in their adoption.

The fact that some retrocopies lack their own promoters might be construed as a disadvantage.

He promoted any study or statement that could be construed as cutting against the prevailing view that heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide contribute to global warming.

This Melbourne-specific result could be construed as a rare occurrence wherein more disadvantaged groups have better access to a health promoting resource.