Sentence examples for represented to have from inspiring English sources

Things looked as bad as they were represented to have been in the Czar's day.

In addition, the amendments required the manufacturer to prove the drug's effectiveness by introducing "substantial evidence that the drug will have the effect it purports or is represented to have under the conditions of use prescribed, recommended, or suggested in the proposed labeling". §102(d), id., at 781.

Interpreted as such that sounds are not experienced or perceptually represented to have inherent spatial features the claim is plausible (though consider diffuse or spread out sounds in contrast to focused or pinpoint sounds).

First, having only one universal dimension and one that they are only represented to have at that, namely, distribution in time, the contents of inner sense cannot be quantified; thus no mathematical model of them is possible.

The FDA must determine, based on the data it receives, that the drug seems safe enough and that there is substantial evidence that the drug will have the effect it is represented to have, based on adequate and well controlled investigations such as randomized controlled trials assessing validated clinical outcomes.

What's really interesting, though, is that the legislation also criminalises the sale of any products that "represent" to have psychoactive effects.

When you're abroad as a diplomat, the government you represent deserves to have you represent its policies the best way you can".

But he must also have represented to her a kind of alternative patriarch.

How I wish we possessed the ability to manufacture that which represents us, to have proprietorship over our own culture.

One way to represent this is to have separate excitatory and inhibitory PRCs for each input, representing different synapses.

For them, business represents an opportunity to have an income and to balance work and family.