Bernard, a native of Brittany, grumbled that construing him as a model Français was not unlike describing an Irishman as English.
But rather than getting bogged down in issues about what exactly Martin meant, and whether Plantinga is construing him correctly, let me just cut right to the part where I present GPO as I think it's best formulated.
Indeed, Frederick Schmitt offers an interpretation of Hume that construes him as giving a reliability theory of justification (Schmitt 2014: 1 and passim).
In sum, the standard interpretation of Ryle construes him as offering a somewhat weakened form of reductive behaviourism whose reductivist ambitions, however weakened, are nonetheless futile.
More precisely, the paper investigates how a patient who has a life-limiting illness and has lost a part of her or his agency in the face of death construes him- or herself by reference to the grammatical roles that English offers.
Alluding to the drone-strike killing in Yemen last year of Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-born radical Muslim cleric, by the Obama administration, Mr. Paul said at one of his final campaign stops: "If you are construed by him and his executive branch as a bad person, even if you are an American citizen, than you qualify to be assassinated.
It construed a welcome of him". It adds that future meetings must not include those with whom they disagree: "Issue of who is invited to speak is crucial.
This leads him to reject completely certain propositions Ockham had admitted as reasonable, even if he did not construe them in quite the same way, e.g., 'Socrates is a relation'.
Statutes providing for a reward to informers which do not specifically either authorize or forbid the informer to institute the action are construed to authorize him to sue, Adams v. Woods, 2 Cranch 336, 2 L.Ed. 297.
