Sentence examples for construed along the from inspiring English sources

Recent work has focused on how identity, as construed along the lines of a number of different dimensions not just ethnicity, is a necessary component of understanding sociospatial patterns in the city.

If physicalism is construed along the lines suggested in (1), then we have an answer to the completeness question.

Another development in the scorekeeping model refines the teleological picture adumbrated above to incorporate Questions, construed (along the lines of Section 2.1) as sets of Propositions.

Even talk of the revelation at Sinai is to be construed along these lines—"The meaning of the revelation at Sinai is the recognition of the command that we have been commanded" (Emunah, 154).

Consent becomes a matter of proper design in which sometimes it is construed along lines of markets, networks, or governments - across from identification onto execution - but in other cases, consent builds upon a joining of a hybrid plurality of elements or mechanisms of creating consent.

I remain convinced, however, that the issue between realism and anti-realism, construed roughly along the present lines, is one of the most fundamental of all the problems of philosophy".

The architecture along Vienna's Ringstrasse can be construed as revealing the ambitions of the liberal bourgeoisie.

But it wasn't an H-bomb, at least as the panel construed the term.

Less upbeat economists construed the announcement as confirmation that the recovery was still precarious.

21 No court of the State has construed the act.

"Things can be construed in the wrong way.