The new campus, located in the southern part of the city was construed on donated land and financed by a loan requested from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the creation of an revenue stamp, and the request for a part of the land value tax revenues of the adjacent neighborhoods.
It is this sort of constructionist account that offers the possibility of a social referent for a term construed on a causal theory of reference, as noted below (see Mallon 2006).
As mentioned in my first blog (about "creative destruction"), economics can never be construed on an axiomatic basis.
The dynamic homogeneity is obtained as on the basis of the construction of the velocity in a free traffic flow, on which the adequate diagrams were construed, depending on the designed geometric elements on the alignment of the road in the plan and the profile.
In it the court, in the first place, construed the statute on the question as to whether the court itself had jurisdiction to entertain the proceeding, and held that it had.
That is, while he first construed knowledge on the model of self-awareness in which self reflects itself within itself, he also felt compelled to find a locus of non-differentiation behind the distinction between such awareness and things seen from its vantage point.
On the one hand, an openness that could be construed as emptiness; on the other, a political sharpness that seems to match the aggression of the religious right.
The inapplicability of the prohibition described in paragraph (1) to the employment described in paragraph (2) shall not be construed to reflect on the applicability of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 [29 U.S.C. 701 et seq.] or other anti-discrimination laws to such employment.
When your correspondent was first learning Polish in the mid-1980s, he frequented a café in South Kensington called Daquise, where he laboriously construed the label on a shabby collecting tin that sat next to the cash till.
