Sentence examples for construed by the from inspiring English sources

"That's how the trial was construed by the people who conducted it".

And one more thing: one or two of the questions below might be construed, by the very pedantic, as ambiguous.

As construed by the courts, this prohibition would surely apply to the appointment of the president's father to be ambassador to the United Nations.

There was a particular form of street terror mentioned by many people: invasive vehicular maneuvers construed by the targets as attempts to "run people down".

"One session concerned newspaper campaigns, but this was somehow construed by the Labor party as a session to discuss a possible campaign against the government".

The definition of an interstate wire transmission has also been broadly construed by the federal courts, making wire fraud particularly useful in cases involving manipulation of information.

The command which he has not revealed, we must construe by the principle of utility" (Austin 1873: Lecture IV, p. 160; see also Austin 1832: Lecture II, p. 41).

"Ceremonials" is an album of anthems, as construed by both the church and the arena concert.

Neither is it spiritually wise to lump a practice as sacred as prayer into the narrative of American exceptionalism with the flashy spectacles of what can be construed by even the most bona fide of the blessed as a self-congratulatory occasion.

It can be concluded that both register and genre are construed by combining the three types of meanings, viz.

(17) Minor processes are analysed into relation plus facet; the former is construed by a verb, the latter is construed by a noun.