Sentence examples for interpreted as reserving from inspiring English sources

Hours after being denied a marriage license by the New York City clerk, a gay couple filed suit in State Supreme Court in Manhattan -- the first of many expected in the state in the current campaign -- challenging the constitutionality of the 1896 state law that has always been interpreted as reserving marriage to a man and a woman.

Combining all types of RMB deployment that could be interpreted as reserve services, a stock of less than US$400 Billion is probably represented.

In a note to investors, RBC Capital Markets analysts said banks including PNC Financial Services Group Inc., SunTrust Banks Inc.and US Bancorp had made fourth-quarter provisions that were widely interpreted as being reserves for the mortgage settlement with the attorneys general and the federal government.

This was interpreted as referring to Jesus.

These findings were interpreted as representing cognitive reserve effects where larger volume was protective against impairment.

MRCP obtained 15 min after secretin injection (c) demonstrates normal duodenal filling beyond the genu inferius, interpreted as preserved pancreatic exocrine reserve.

MRCP obtained 3 min after secretin injection (b) shows increasing diameter of the pancreatic duct and after 15 min (c) demonstrates duodenal filling up to genu inferius (grade 2), interpreted as reduced exocrine pancreatic reserve.

Post-surgical cognitive improvement has been interpreted as the release of reserve capacities which were suppressed or irritated by epilepsy (Helmstaedter et al., 2003).

Higher values of this index are interpreted as reflecting greater energy reserves (Stevenson and Woods 2006): as a rule of thumb, a value <1 is often considered to reflect 'skinny' fish condition and values >1 as reflecting a more 'fatty' fish condition.

But in a move that will be widely interpreted as political, some of the strongest criticism was reserved for Iran and Syria.

This despite Christopher often telling me I had precisely the same effect on them, that I should try not to be so reserved, it was too easily interpreted as a form of arrogance.