Sentence examples for construed in practice from inspiring English sources

In remarks that some commentators have criticised, he told her: "There is no mitigation available by reference to the Abortion Act, whatever view one takes of its provisions which are, wrongly, liberally construed in practice so as to make abortion available essentially on demand prior to 24 weeks with the approval of registered medical practitioners".

The judge says: "There is no mitigation available by reference to the Abortion Act, whatever view one takes of its provisions which are, wrongly, liberally construed in practice so as to make abortion available essentially on demand prior to 24 weeks with the approval of registered medical practitioners".

This was the settled practice when the act of 1860 was passed; and the provision in its second section requiring that selection be made within a designated period is to be construed in the light of that practice.

Academic literacies are construed in the present case study as set of socially situated multimodal literacy practices.

"Things can be construed in the wrong way.

Experimental tools and interventions are similarly "construed" in ways that shape what participants are responding to.

In carefully construing the contest statute, no single statutory provision will be construed in such a way as to render meaningless or absurd any other statutory provision.

If syntax is construed in this way, it presupposes semantics.

construed in accordance with, the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia, without giving.

Even if it the most central problems of political theory cannot be construed in fundamentally epistemic terms, perhaps selected problems of political theory should be so construed.

On the first understanding, such a life is construed in terms of well-being.