"We were doing nothing that can in any way be construed to be illegal," she said.
Under an article in the NATO treaty, an attack on one member can be construed to be an attack on all.
But senior White House officials say that they will continue to push for military action against the colonel's military forces whenever they can be construed to be posing a threat to the civilian population.
"This agreement is not intended to create any legally enforceable rights and shall not be construed to be either an international agreement or a legally binding instrument according to international law," the document says.
To redress the current trappings of the recorded music marketplace, including the precipitous drop in sales and retail prices world-wide, the last thing that will make any difference is joint action by the labels over wholesale prices, even if this behaviour were construed to be legal.
Earthly judgment has gradually become more reliable, even if for a time some thought that the victims or witnesses of the crime should make up a jury's ranks.Impartiality can thus be construed to be an evolutionary response that lets cooler heads prevail.
"It was the Care Quality Commission [who] asked Medway to provide a plan of action to prevent the actions, which at the time could be construed to be bullying.
Rather, in the case of Link, the notion of individuals is construed to be non-domain specific and as extensionally neutral as possible—'individuals' count as any kind of entity whatsoever.
Once the distinction is accepted, however, and the project of ontology is construed to be the project of discovering not what there is, but what there really is, then it is only the deep notion of ontological commitment that resonates with the ontological enterprise.[33] It is an analysis of this deep notion, as given by the truthmaker account, that matters for ontology.
Cecil seems "innocent" as animals are construed to be.
