Sentence examples for can also be construed from inspiring English sources

Its national spokesperson, Marius Redelinghuys, said: "The post is not only antisemitic and hate speech, but can also be construed as an incitement to violence and is an insensitive insult to victims and survivors of the Holocaust.

Perhaps, the case can also be construed as an inference to the only explanation (Bird 2007).

(For more on hypothetical norms generally, see Broome 1999 and Schroeder 2005) The structure of moral and epistemic norms can also be construed hypothetically in this way.

The adaptive control problem can also be construed as an adaptive coding problem both for actions and observations (Ortega and Braun [2010b, 2012b]).

However, it can also be construed as a bill that prevents sexual material of all kinds from receiving ready distribution online, a fact that is giving some big content providers pause.

Yes, they deserved to be reprimanded, but let's remember that responding to them negatively can also be construed as hateful.

Nevertheless, this adaptability may also be construed as a disadvantage.

The norms are typically construed as norms of action, most commonly as prescriptions, but could also be construed axiologically.

However, as far as ME normativity goes, normative consequences might also be construed axiologically.

"There is some language," Goldberg added, "which can be debated, that can be construed as a morality provision".

Note also that it can be construed either as eliminating mental entities or simply as identifying them with physical objects.