But Attorney General Eric Holder -- the man tasked with overseeing the probe -- seems either to have mislaid the memo or construed it as an invitation to indulge the administration's usual modus operandi on most of its initiatives, from its impotent anti-foreclosure efforts to its weak stab at financial regulatory reform.
I was really hoping I could construe it as a type of oral history, but I watched some videos about how he got the quotes that accompany the photos, and most come from very brief conversations.
Nowhere more so than on this side of the Channel: "The English reception of Proust has been especially plagued by a tendency to sport acquaintance (often slight) with his work as a badge of distinction, at once social and spiritual, by construing it as a storehouse of exquisite epiphanies laced with a strong dose of class-bound aestheticism".
Sherman rightly construes it as a national "duty" to understand the soldier's "healthy struggle... to remain alive to civilian sensibilities without losing the... steel and resilience" essential to military service and to facilitate healing of the psychic rifts war can cause.
In fact, it is common to make sense of syntax by construing it as a way to combine symbols, that is, semantically interpreted constituents.
Whereas Plato apparently conceives the soul-body (or mind-body) relationship as a one-to-one relation, Hartshorne, following modern biology, argues that it is more plausible to construe it as a one-to-many relation.
It has strengthened demands for greater financial autonomy, similar to what the Basques enjoy, and the Barcelona government has called early elections for November, construing it as a plebiscite on the issue.
"I can see as how they could construe it as a re-election issue.
They'd seen the extremely public condemnation of their employee by name, didn't like it, and decided to construe it as a threat.
