Sentence examples for regard as valid. from inspiring English sources

Question Two asks whether states that do not allow same-sex marriage must regard as valid same-sex weddings performed in other states.

Beitz suggests that we can develop an understanding of human rights by attending to "the practical inferences that would be drawn by competent participants in the practice from what they regard as valid claims of human rights".

Montague semantics can be represented as aiming to capture the inferential structure of a natural language: every inference that a competent speaker would regard as valid should be derivable in the theory.

(b) Relational integration i.e. whether the new working practice embodies what clinicians personally regard as valid (clinical) knowledge, as appropriate expertise, and the appropriate sources of that expertise; and how far the new working practice conforms to existing public assumptions about what knowledge is credible, useful and authoritative.

The Council of Pisa has never been regarded as valid by canonists or theologians.

It must be regarded as valid, unless it can be clearly shown to be in conflict with the constitution.

But it has maintained that enhanced drug sentences should generally be regarded as valid if they were handed down before the ruling and the defendants did not object at the time.

Candidates with bit scores between 50 and 60 were regarded as valid if the best hit from a reciprocal BLASTP search was the starting query sequence itself or its homolog with a bit score of no less than 50.

Beyond the issue of family separations, the attorney general, Jeff Sessions, announced earlier this month that domestic or gang violence, which is rife in many parts of Central America and Mexico, will no longer be regarded as valid reasons for seeking asylum in the US.

When the matter that is debated belongs to a specialized field, the discussion will normally be limited to the initiated i.e., those who, because of their more or less extensive training, have become familiar with the theses and methods that are currently accepted and regarded as valid in the field in question.

Other grounds are disclosed by the record which support the general proposition that the declaration by the body referred to, that Goebel received the highest number of legal votes cast and was entitled to the office of governor, ought not to be regarded as valid, much less conclusive, upon the courts.