Likewise, a text construes a context of situation while a context of situation is realized in a text.
* * * the statute may be applied to new situations not anticipated by Congress, if, fairly construed, such situations come within its intent and meaning.
The statute must, of course, "be applied to new situations not anticipated by Congress, if, fairly construed, such situations come within its intent and meaning" (Jerome H. Remick & Co. v. American Automobile Accessories Co., 5 F.2d 411 (C.A. 6, 1925), cert.
For those who take emotions to essentially involve judgments, constructivist theories of emotion are attractive, because culture can influence how people construe situations (Solomon, 2002).
We need to learn how they think, imagine, feel, and construe situations.
With no penalty, the situation was construed as an ethical dilemma; the penalty caused individuals to view the decision as a financial one.
Since these children are healthy, an exaggerated BCG response in such a situation must not be construed as an evidence of tubercular disease.
In retrospect, the Sambo's situation could be construed as a misunderstanding because the owners simply chose a name of which they did not understand its connotation.
In Halliday's terms, "by attending to text-in-situation a child construes the code, and by using the code to interpret text s/he construes the culture" (1994: xxxi).
He construed a closed diagnostic system leading to a personally dedicated treatment.
"I have carefully avoided situations that might even tangentially be construed as a less than proper use of my office," he wrote in his memoir, "Worth the Fighting For" (Random House, 2002).
