People reading this article might construe, albeit wrongly, that I have an agenda against Teach For India, but honestly I am not anti-Teach For India neither I am propagating that Teach For India is doing nothing.
"To my chagrin," he wrote, "my decision has been wrongly construed as a decision to 'disinvite' this individual".
Born in chaos after the slaughter of a war lost through what many Germans wrongly construed as a "stab in the back", the fledgling republic was hamstrung from the start.
In generating a class taxonomy similar to that illustrated in Fig. 1a, it could be wrongly construed by the students that ancestral populations always give rise to derived, "newer" populations (e.g., "ancestor" E12 gives rise to "descendants" F23 and F24): adaptive radiation may equally see "ancestral" lineages surviving at the same time as more recently evolved ones.
He argues that Richards wrongly construed his comments as sexual, and writes that Richards never said anything to him about the comment.
In remarks that some commentators have criticised, he told her: "There is no mitigation available by reference to the Abortion Act, whatever view one takes of its provisions which are, wrongly, liberally construed in practice so as to make abortion available essentially on demand prior to 24 weeks with the approval of registered medical practitioners".
The judge says: "There is no mitigation available by reference to the Abortion Act, whatever view one takes of its provisions which are, wrongly, liberally construed in practice so as to make abortion available essentially on demand prior to 24 weeks with the approval of registered medical practitioners".
Wrongly construing Elian to be a hostage, Reno talked with the relatives' lawyers on the phone, supposedly negotiating, even as her agents in body armor smashed down the door.
One example is Iris Marion Young's 1980 essay "Throwing Like a Girl," about the prevailing masculinized rendering of women's embodiment that stigmatizes feminine physicality, wrongly construing the female body as fragile and burdensome.
"Things can be construed in the wrong way.
Was freedom, narrowly construed, enough?
