Sentence examples for construed as statements from inspiring English sources
The postulates themselves, when interpreted i.e., when construed as statements about the structure of physical space are indeed synthetic but also a posteriori; i.e., their adequacy depends upon the results of observation and measurement.
However, this should not be construed as statements of poor reliability, especially because of the large number of taxa that are present in our global tRNA tree.
Citigroup issued a statement that its decision "should not be construed as a statement on the merits of any outstanding legal proceedings or potential regulatory action".
He said that "should not be construed as a statement about the merits of the case".
Drug Watch is "not intended to be a list of drugs that are particularly risky or dangerous for use; listing of a drug on Drug Watch should not be construed as a statement by FDA that the drug is dangerous or that it is inappropriate for use".
Indeed, it is not immediately clear what it would be to treat a conditional, construed according to Supp, as an assumption: to assume something, as ordinarily understood, is to assume that it is true; and conditionals are not being construed as ordinary statement of fact.
"Insofar as Carl Paladino's statements can be construed as homophobic, those statements are inappropriate and we condemn them," Mr. Cox said.
But the Scotsman was told to cover it up when the International Olympic Committee deemed it could be construed as a political statement for Scottish independence.
In the letter, which Jinsai surely never meant to be construed as a definitive statement of his views on Buddhism, he praised Dôkô's study of Confucianism.
Statements construed as opinions aren't considered defamatory in most cases.
The authors sensibly include statements that could be construed as direct advice (for instance a statement like, "don't drink red wine – it causes breast cancer") and statements from which one might infer health advice (like, "red wine causes breast cancer").
