Sentence examples for construed as in from inspiring English sources

Any reference to the effect of the plan is not to be construed as in any way passing upon its merits.

Nothing contained in this chapter shall be construed as in any way affecting, modifying, repealing, or superseding the provisions of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act [21 U.S.C. 301 et seq.].

For Frege on the other hand, the differences just listed are crucial, particularly since the consistency of the thoughts expressed by the sentences construed as in (a) above is not implied either by the consistency of the thoughts expressed by those sentences understood as in (b) or by the satisfiability of the relation defined by the sentences understood as in (c).

"Of the many promotional pieces that we executed, there were a handful on Friday's game that some construed as in poor taste, and we made it a focus to remove those elements and celebrate Mr. Tebow the remainder of his time in Charleston," he said.

The chemical connection -- at the level of structure that we can draw -- between amino acid pairs and short RNA intermediates en route to the code is much much weaker (if at all existent) than the logical connection that can be construed as in Figure 2 or Figure 11.

Furthermore, as indicated earlier, the use of either invoked negative or positive assessments can be used to gather whether audience members are construed as in-group members or not.

The Engagement system provides the means for characterising speaker or writer voice as it 'positions itself with respect to, and hence to 'engage' with, the other voices and alternative positions construed as being in play in the current communicative event'.

The fiber burden indicates a unique type of exposure, differing from that usually construed as typical in occupational settings in the United States.

After all, what could seem a conflict of interest in some lower apparatchik might be construed as treason in a secretary of state.

In Aaltonen and Laakso's (2010) data, competence was construed by the conversation partners as the person with aphasia completing self repair, in our data it appears to be construed as participating in talk on a set topic.

But, in the criminal-justice system, they may still be construed as lacking in the moral and physical agency that is necessary to carry out a violent crime.