Sentence examples for are not construed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trump will also have to take care to ensure that concessions that benefit his company are not construed as a bribe intended to influence official action.

U.S. statutes are not construed so narrowly as those in England, and there is less reluctance to change the older law.

In these fields internal mechanisms are proposed in explanations of human behavior but they are not construed in computational terms.

The only difference is, in the modern sentential calculus φ and ψ are not construed as terms denoting truth-values, but rather as sentences having truth conditions (though, in the semantics of the sentential calculus, sentences are assigned truth-values as their 'semantic value', and they are considered true/false according to which truth-value serves as their semantic value).

Frequencies of Helicobacter species reported here are not construed as prevalence: there is selection in the controls (for adequate documentation by above criterion) and of IP patients (for a clinic with particular interest in the gastroenterological aspects of PD).

But I also know that not all employees are the savviest about these things, and I want to make sure my beliefs aren't construed as any sort of guarantee".

One hopes that assignment is not construed narrowly.

Even something as specific as touching genitalia is not construed as sexual if done for medical reasons.

This group was not construed as a detailed analysis, and indeed was apparently not utilized as a factor in the final evaluation.

Father O'Shea, who agreed to make limited comments about the incident as long as they were not construed as critical of Bishop DiMarzio, described his relationship with Mr. Lopez as "contentious".

McCleskey ultimately obtained the statement by filing a request under a state "open records" statute that was not construed to apply to police-investigative files until six years after McCleskey's first federal habeas proceeding.