"Things can be construed in the wrong way.
This states that ambiguous criminal laws should be construed in favor of a defendant.
The question of whether theoretical explanation can always be construed in causal terms remains open.
His claim to be "bishop of those outside the church" may be construed in this light.
The film can be construed in many ways but is, above all, an almost perfect summation of child hood imaginings.
"There is a scope for abuse and the rules … should not be construed in a way that makes that possible".
Such commissions could be construed, in effect, as part of the underwriting fees earned by the bank.
Third, a statutory provision will not be construed in such a way that it renders meaningless or absurd any other statutory provision.
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.
Meanwhile, a leading Israeli newspaper reported the outlines of what could be construed in the West as genuine Iranian compromises in the talks.
In an effort to clarify the intent of Congress, the bill says, "The definition of disability in this act shall be construed in favor of broad coverage".
