Sentence examples for be construed as support from inspiring English sources
It may or may not be construed as support for Bush.
The chairman said several board members who voted for the loans had expressed concern "that their support of these projects not be construed as support for current events".
An amendment saying that the resolution was "not to be construed as support for amnesty for any undocumented immigrant" passed by a wide margin.
Few people are willing to speak their minds, for fear that any criticism of the war effort will be construed as support for the rebels, or worse, that they will be detained under stringent emergency laws.
Mr. Hilman says the law conflicts with students' right to vote once they turn 21, noting that casting a vote might reasonably be construed as support for a political party.
China, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates — all of whom have recently promised significant amounts of loans and investment to help bail out Pakistan's troubled economy — spoke of the need for de-escalation but said nothing that could be construed as support for Pakistan's stance on Kashmir.
These tied-up, fetishistic balloons could, I suppose, be construed as supporting clichéd male fantasies about women and therefore antifeminist; or they might be a spoof of those fantasies.
It's been clear for years that conservative media outlets thrive on any comments from climate scientists that can be construed as supporting climate denial myths (model reliability being among the most popular myths).
Our primary analysis using indices that exploit features of the FRs and showing that PMd neurons are organized along a visuomotor continuum might be construed as supporting the standard practice in neuroscience which uses either preselection criteria45 or indices and metrics to divide neurons into subcategories9, 29, 62.
Some staff members, however, expressed uncertainty regarding the organization's definition and priorities involving ECD, noting that nearly all UNICEF's programming could be construed as supporting ECD.
Blessing Scotland's secession and reentry could have been construed as supporting secession movements in his own country.
