Sentence examples for construed in the light of from inspiring English sources

Public benefit must be legally construed in the light of modern economic and social circumstances.

Interpretation of the constitution has resulted in the introduction of some American principles, and welfare and industrial statutes are construed in the light of case law decided elsewhere in the Commonwealth.

This Agreement shall be construed in the light of its primary purpose to enable the Subregional Office to discharge fully and efficiently its responsibilities and fulfil its purposes.

"The Constitution of the United States, standing alone, and construed only in the light of its letter, without reference to the opinions of the men who framed and adopted it, or to the uniform, universal and undeviating practice of the nation under it, from the time of its adoption until now, is not a pro-slavery instrument".

The frequency of processes construed in the readings of annual and monthly cycles is presented in Table 2.

To summarise, the phenomenon of death can be construed in the lexicogrammar of Spanish in substantially different ways.

It is also hard because whatever you do is construed in the worst possible light.

The ideological antithesis of Warren Court liberals are Reagan-era conservatives like Justice Antonin Scalia, who argue that the Constitution should be "strictly construed" in light of its original meaning.

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

Thus 'external' relations link segments of the experience being construed in the text to one another.

The three components of the social context are construed in the discourse as ideational, interpersonal and textual meanings, respectively.