Sentence examples for construed for from inspiring English sources

The other approach, described as functional assessment involves identifying environmental influences on behavior (broadly construed, for many, as including organismic variables).

The Court begins by noting that privileges "are not lightly created nor expansively construed, for they are in derogation of the search for truth". Nixon, 418 U.S. at 710.

That is, is talk of bodies fundamentally to be construed for Spinoza as predicative or adjectival on substance?

The reasons that can be construed for the issues raised above are the following realities still currently associated with CRN: There is a general difficulty in establishing, explaining and capturing all the details of CRN in one single model.

If one opts for panpsychism (thus broadly construed for now) then one must account for the all too obviously apparent total lack of certain features at the fundamental level.

Google's numbers are dancing far above what even the most bullish analysts had construed for its September quarter, and analyst spreadsheets need stretching to accommodate Google's startling momentum worldwide.

If form reception and isomorphism are to be understood intentionally, then is form-reception thus construed sufficient for perception?

The undecidable sentences provided by Gödel's proofs are (if written out) extremely complicated formulas with no intuitive significance, construed only for the purposes of the incompleteness proofs.

The dry wit can be construed positively, for sure.

The lack of a properly construed cause for intrinsic tendencies is an issue with implications beyond CNE.

An amendment saying that the resolution was "not to be construed as support for amnesty for any undocumented immigrant" passed by a wide margin.