Sentence examples for construed a from inspiring English sources

Watch out!" – was construed a threat.

The way the Volcker Rule is currently construed, a bank can't keep any merchandise on its shelves.

People are endlessly inventive in developing techniques for wounding and destroying one another -- but also in finding explanations for why doing so is (properly construed) a form of self-defense.

The Active aspect is limited by a predetermined set of choices (nodes) laid out by the storyteller, by which the storyteller has construed a variety of outcomes.

Representationalists claim that the phenomenal character of a mental state is reducible to a kind of intentional content, naturalistically construed (a la Dretske).

The discussion of the attributes with which the patients construed a 'class-membership' relation will be considered irrespective of the trichotomy of intensive, possessive and circumstantial attributes due to the lack of space.

'Can't we construe a communist government (in East Timor) as self-defence?' he asked.

In the absence of such a definition, we construe a statutory term in accordance with its ordinary and natural meaning.

The panel in Microsoft II, because it was construing a consent decree, was not bound by Jefferson Parish or Eastman Kodak.

Lacking such guidance increases the probability that a judge will construe a law in a manner that the legislators did not intend".

They construe a happening act of different participants.