Sentence examples for construed in this case from inspiring English sources

That statute, as construed in this case, is comparable to those in many states.

Conceding it to be true, as argued, that in the past there would seem to have been conflict of opinion in the court of Tennessee in interpreting various statutes concerning the merchants' tax, this contrariety does not concern the meaning of the statute construed in this case.

His claim to be "bishop of those outside the church" may be construed in this light.

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

Construed in this way, Aristotle's paradeigma argument foreshadows deductive analyses of analogical reasoning (see §4.1).

There are good reasons not to accept Hesse's requirement of material analogy, construed in this narrow way.

However, they do not explain why interests, broadly construed in this way, give rise to moral status.

When the evidence relation is construed in this way, investigating it is of a piece with investigating the world itself.

This is in no way intended as an insult, but could understandably be so construed, in which case we would express our deep regrets, while possibly not using such specific phrases as "an illiterate scrawl" if we had it to do over.

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

From this the Commission concludes that since § 10(b) is not by its terms explicitly restricted to willful, knowing, or purposeful conduct, it should not be construed in all cases to require more than negligent action or inaction as a precondition for civil liability.