Sentence examples for construed as prohibiting from inspiring English sources

The Republican measure declared that nothing in the broader bill should be construed as prohibiting intelligence officials from conducting the surveillance needed to prevent Mr. bin Laden or Al Qaeda "from attacking the United States".

Indeed, Fodor goes on to state that "solipsism (construed as prohibiting the relational taxonomy of mental states) is unlike individualism in that it couldn't conceivably follow from any general considerations about scientific goals and practices.

In claiming that the bill would make it impossible to go outside the health plan or pay doctors on one's own, she had apparently skipped past practically the first provision of the bill (Sec. 1003), which said, "Nothing in this Act shall be construed as prohibiting the following: (1) An individual from purchasing any health care services".

Some construed this as prohibiting media interviews or even building Web sites listing investment results.

The use of any item that could be construed as a testing aid is strictly prohibited.

Mr. Toben's commentary on the subject had been posted on a Web site that could be seen by Germans, and German law prohibits anything that can be construed as denying that the Holocaust occurred.

But then they added this: "Nothing in this Act shall be construed as preventing the public health insurance option from providing for or prohibiting coverage' of abortion services.

But the book's publication was stalled; Russian law prohibits the publication of anything that can be construed as campaign propaganda unless it is paid for by the candidate.

The strict interpretation of fair-housing laws prohibits brokers from providing information about people that could be construed as discriminatory in any of 14 protected categories.

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

Would that be construed as cheating?