The Style If the river and the underworld of necromancy establish the mood of this town, then jazz, broadly construed, defines its style: swaggering, swinging, sexy.
Writing for a unanimous Court, Justice Breyer construed the language defining the reach of the Lanham Act -- "word, name, symbol, or device" -- as encompassing color.
Headings are for reference purposes only and in no way define, limit, construe, or describe the scope or extent of such section.
These results provide further insight into the variables that influence how individuals construe and represent events and behaviours.
The technique of composers, arrangers and performers might shape some of the ways music is construed, but it can never strictly define them.
Others have been defined and construed in decisions of the courts.
A guideline is not intended to define a standard of care, and should not be construed as one, nor should it be interpreted as prescribing an exclusive course of management.
The language of the definition, which, prior to the addition of the new first sentence, would have been construed to apply both to sections defining infringement, and to sections specifying eligibility for registration, would change its meaning, despite the absence of any change in its words, so that the entire definition now no longer applied to the sections defining infringement.
Lawyers for both sides said the ruling was narrowly construed and based on a technicality.
Complete primary sequence for LB509 has been construed and the antibody generated exhibits specific binding to α-synuclein.
