Sentence examples for In construing from inspiring English sources

In construing the constitutional issues so narrowly, the decision can be read as taking a reluctant, even begrudging, stance toward affirmative action.

In construing the meaning of "officer," the broad language in the bylaws was enough to reach a vice president like Mr. Aleynikov, which means Goldman must advance the costs of defending against charges that he stole from his former employer.

And what your argument boils down to, I think, is that they have insufficiently considered -- I'm sorry, in 168 -- that they have insufficiently considered 166 in construing 168.

"Here," said the Democrats' legal filing, "the Florida Supreme Court's opinion makes clear that it did not rely upon the Florida Constitution in construing the election law".

Not only is Mr. Tucker correct in construing media as plural, he is also sensitive to the oversensitivity of some newscasters.

It seems to me a federal question arises if the Florida Supreme Court, in its opinion, rather clearly says that we're using the Florida Constitution to reach the result we reach in construing the statute.

In general, construing things in more abstract terms tends to facilitate more rational thought and behaviour, possibly because it makes more salient the reasons why we want to exercise self-control in the first place.

In carefully construing the contest statute, no single statutory provision will be construed in such a way as to render meaningless or absurd any other statutory provision.

This complexity points to the intricate processes that have evolved in human cultures for construing shared meanings in pedagogic practices.

The external expert is represented as integral to reducing disease risk and optimising the body's performance; the body is in effect construed as being controlled from the outside through the agency of nutritional or sports science.

Construing cognition in this context portrays learners as poised to incorporate sensorimotor information.