Sentence examples for construed by some from inspiring English sources

"In my view, it could be construed by some to be harsher than the death penalty".

Her entire body of work has been construed by some to be consistently anti-Israel.

That measure was construed by some commanders to prohibit them from even asking troops whether they owned a firearm.

New Labour's collapse in elections for the European Parliament is construed by some as Mr Blair's Borodino.

Elongated rock fragments and single crystal minerals present in NOA have been construed by some as having attributes, including the health effects, of asbestos fibers.

As this donation came in the wake of multiple sexual assaults allegations against the nominee, it was construed by some as condoning Trump's actions.

The law, as construed by South Carolina officials, "does not have the effects that some expected and some feared," the judge wrote.

If artificial systems are not capable of intentional agency, as construed by the standard theory, they may still be capable of some more basic kind of agency.

What some view as a relatively innocent mismatch can be construed by others as a rigged fight.

It would have also prohibited statements that could be construed by officials as justifying terrorist activities.

"It will be construed by many parents as a threat and it is not helpful.