Sentence examples for reasonably construed from inspiring English sources

This is one of the few sites in the Los Angeles area that could be reasonably construed as having some degree of urbanity, and Mr. Meier has taken advantage of it.

Legal experts, noting that the position is untested, say the law seems reasonably construed to cover sports betting but is less clearly applicable to casino games, like blackjack and poker.

Brief sections of "Mein Kampf" express strongly-held anti-Semitic views, but nothing in Hitler's rambling, tedious, disjointed litany of strongly-held views can be reasonably construed to express a "hunger for extermination" of Jews.John Hartung.

1153, 1158, 25 L.Ed.2d 491, that statute is reasonably construed to allow States, in determining a child's need (and therefore the amount of her assistance), to consider the income and resources of all cohabiting children and relatives also claiming assistance.

The core question about AI-generated works is: Can AI-generated works be reasonably construed as original expression, even though there's no person behind the work doing the expressing?

We find nothing in Kennedy's words that could be reasonably construed to say that Kennedy would not "consult with people of faith," as Santorum claimed.

Each exercise training session was designed to last 45 minutes and the regimen was to be pursued for 5 days a week (i.e. weekends were exercise-free for administrative reasons), which in the view of the present authors might reasonably be construed as a high-intensity activity.

You write: This is "a move that could reasonably be construed as a partisan gesture.

cannot reasonably be construed as assisting in the performance of abortions" and that state and federal laws do not apply.

But UN resolution 1441, under which action was taken against Iraq, cannot reasonably be construed as having authorised this ill-advised war.

But the report, obtained by The New York Times and scheduled for release today, said it had found "no evidence of any statements made by the faculty that could reasonably be construed as anti-Semitic".