Sentence examples for construed as part from inspiring English sources

The buyback can be construed as part of MEL's strategy to sell a stake to a strategic investor (a year later two investors did indeed buy into MEL, changing its name to Atrium and paying severance and other fees to Meinl Bank of €240m).

TAKEN AS A CHALLENGE Construed as Part of a General War on Wigwam by the Mayor and His Allies.

The look can be construed as part-Kant philosophy and part-Bauhaus craft.

In fact, there's almost nothing that the Phelps can't construe as part of the general climate of iniquity, and therefore a legitimate target.

You are prohibited from making any public comment, or doing anything which could be construed as taking part in the referendum debate.

What Mr. He says he did not know was that under Tennessee law, a four-month lapse in visits can be construed as abandonment, part of the legal argument for terminating parental rights.

For example, if the spin-off is completed for a corporate business purpose and would have occurred anyway within the same time, and in similar form, could be construed as not part of a plan (for an acquisition followed by a spin-off).

They are construed as taking part in processes in different ways according to the nature of the process: they may act out the process, they may sense through it, they may say it, they may have some properties related to it, and so on.

Further research is needed in order to investigate whether the two types of processes are in the relevant respects independent or whether they can be construed as interacting parts of one mechanism of decision-making.[22] Finally, it seems that the empirical evidence in support of situationism raises a challenge for our commonsense conception of agency.

Methane was thus construed as an integral part of sheep and beef cattle and in this way, methane also becomes part of the natural environment.

Implicit modality is construed as modal Adjunct, part of Process/Predicator or mood element.