Sentence examples for construed to prevent from inspiring English sources

Now Democratic leaders in Congress want to make it clear that nothing in the medical device laws should be construed to prevent damage suits in state courts or to protect manufacturers from liability under state laws.

It would require the ultrasound screen to face the woman while the doctor narrates the images, although the law states that it should not be "construed to prevent a pregnant woman from averting her eyes," the bill reads.

Here's what 9.15 says: "Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to prevent a party from adopting, maintaining or enforcing any measure otherwise consistent with this chapter that it considers appropriate to ensure that investment activity in its territory is undertaken in a manner sensitive to environmental, health or other regulatory objectives".

In dissent, Judge James A. Wynn Jr., wrote that he was "deeply troubled that our legal system would be construed to prevent a person with compelling evidence of his actual innocence and wrongful conviction from accessing a forum in which to clear his name".

Some feared the ban might be construed to prevent the hospital treating women with a variety of miscarriages.

"The NDA should not be construed to prevent a law enforcement officer from disclosing to the court or a prosecutor the fact that this technology was used in a particular case," the statement said.

"It was the Care Quality Commission [who] asked Medway to provide a plan of action to prevent the actions, which at the time could be construed to be bullying.

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But I realized later that what he had said could be construed to mean almost anything.

Meanwhile, the kinematic viscosity values are construed to affect CO and UHC concentrations.

In part it might be construed to have been a political move.