Sentence examples for construing the issue from inspiring English sources
Construing the issue in terms of gifts and gratitude might distort the policy "model" for similar problems, including Iran and North Korea.
The Courts refusal to construe the issue more broadly is consistent with its repeated refusal to answer categorically whether the publication of truthful information may ever be punished consistent with the First Amendment.
In construing the constitutional issues so narrowly, the decision can be read as taking a reluctant, even begrudging, stance toward affirmative action.
To succeed, the climate movement needs to construe the climate issue broadly, says Vien Truong, Esq.
In carefully construing the contest statute, no single statutory provision will be construed in such a way as to render meaningless or absurd any other statutory provision.
There are different ways of construing the dream argument.
The reasons that can be construed for the issues raised above are the following realities still currently associated with CRN: There is a general difficulty in establishing, explaining and capturing all the details of CRN in one single model.
Former Conservative deputy prime minister Lord Heseltine has also stressed the need for urgent decisions on aviation capacity, while Sir Howard has admitted that the timetable could be construed as kicking the issue into "the long grass".
And I can see how they would construe the NDA as not an election issue," he said on the condition of anonymity.
Understood in this weak way, it is unexceptionable to construe the interrogative mood as used for asking questions, the imperatival mood as used for issuing commands, and so on.
As we have construed the statute involved, while it permits the conveyance of inherited lands of the character of those in issue, it requires such conveyance to be made with the approval of the head of the Interior Department.
