Sentence examples for have treated as from inspiring English sources

An opinion for four justices, written by Justice Antonin Scalia, would have stripped protection from many areas that federal regulators have treated as wetlands under the 1972 law.

Forms he might once have treated as cranky, Germanic grotesques — an aged apostle's head, for example — now have a highly polished, sculptural sheen.

Accordingly, speech by a powerful union that relates to the subject of Medicaid funding cannot be equated with the sort of speech that our cases have treated as concerning matters of only private concern.

In a situation that another filmmaker might have treated as a conventional horror movie, a series of unsolved crimes and acts of viciousness exacerbate the village's already festering climate of suspicion and resentment.

In the numerical calculations, present results have been compared with the results in which a liquid drop have treated as a 'mass spring' system which has previously been presented by the authors.

Similarly in Ellis v. Dyson, 421 U.S. 426, 436 (1975), the “authoritative ground of decision” upon which the District Court relied in lieu of determining whether there was a case or controversy was Younger abstention, which we have treated as jurisdictional.

Mukwege has treated as many as 19,000 survivors over the 15 years since the conflict began.

Roux defines tips as cash or card payments over and above service charge which he has treated as restaurant "revenue".

These new fixes, in effect, take what Obamacare had treated as step-uncles and cousins and call them grandfathers, too.

China has tapped gas from an area close to what Japan sees as its zone, which Japan has treated as an encroachment.

But then Mrs. Mouser got a tax bill for $10,000, or the amount owed on the $29,566 that Beneficial had treated as a canceled loan.