Sentence examples for construe the contract from inspiring English sources

The only means of avoiding this anomaly is to construe the Contract Clause consistently with its terms and the original understanding and hold it is inapplicable to laws which create new duties.

The United States disagrees, contending that properly construed the Nevada contract, like the Secretary's general contract with Arizona, does not exhaust the Secretary's power to require Nevada water users other than the State to make further contracts.

Appellants argued before this Court that since the Texas personal injury plaintiffs have been paid on their judgments against Rawlings and Safway, all Texas contacts and interests in construing the insurance contracts have somehow evaporated.

But, while it is true that in interpreting a contract "a court must construe the agreement as a whole," a reading of the Merger Agreement reveals no intention to force Blackstone to act.

"In a circumstance where there is uncertainty" about the interpretation of an election statute, Mark D. Rosen, a professor at the Chicago-Kent College of Law said, "basic democratic principles would suggest you would construe the uncertain statute to expand voter choices rather than contract them".

Since there are two possible ways to construe the term "provided to," Mr. Barron wrote, it makes sense to pick the interpretation that allows the government to avoid breaching contracts.

(d) to construe the laws I sign in a Presidential way.

Don't construe the sitcom comparison as a simple sneer.

We cannot construe the agreement in such a fashion.

How should we construe the relation between agents and actions?

They construe the community of Feeney supporters in the text.