Sentence examples for interpreted to confer from inspiring English sources

The "special and peculiarly ancient" honour and freedoms given to Ely by charter at that time may have been intended to award only fiscal privilege, but have been interpreted to confer on subsequent bishops the authority and power of a ruler.

This can be interpreted to mean that the increased asthma risk conferred by maternal disease is not due solely to genetic inheritance.

In 2008, the Supreme Court had for the first time explicitly interpreted the Second Amendment to confer an individual, not collective, right to bear arms.

Association with common genetic variants or haplotypes in ADHD has so far been interpreted to mean that a common causal variant exists that confers a small genetic risk for ADHD.

Moreover the results may equally well be interpreted to indicate that it is features of LL1 domains, for example gene density or SINE density that confers resistance to Xist mediated silencing.

As the gun lobby likes to boast, forty-two stalreadyready have provisions in their state constitutions interpreted by the courts to confer an individual right to be armed for personal purposes unrelated to militia service; that is, an interpretation similar to that given the Second Amendment in Heller.

English interprets the rise of the prize as part of the "struggle for power to produce value, which means power to confer value on that which does not intrinsically possess it".

Up to now, more than 60 loci have been confirmed to confer susceptibility to type 2 diabetes [ 4, 5] however, they are still not enough to interpret the genetic mechanism of the disease.

"That suffices to confer First Amendment protection".

He stopped to confer with Mariano Rivera.

Members of Congress plot to confer instant United States citizenship.