Among the records sought by the ACLU are any construing or interpreting the scope of agencies' authority under the executive order.
The view that the process of discovery (however construed) is outside the scope of philosophy of science proper was widely shared amongst philosophers of science for most of the 20th century and is still held by many.
There are many different ways of construing the details of Pavlovian conditioning.
Beeghly (2014), however, construes generics as expressions of cognitive schemas, which may broaden the scope of explanation by way of generic statements.
By analogy with Lewis, she argues that these are not to be construed as attaching a modal term to a conditional proposition; rather, they are to be construed as attaching a modal term to the main clause, the scope of the modal term being restricted by the conditional clause.
At the May meeting, 623 applications were considered and 166 of them--36% of all applications--were judged to be "out of trust --that is, outrust --thatope of trust --thatas is is currently coutsided.
Even if federal law had something to say about the scope of state judicial authority to construe state legislation, which it does not, the decision below effected no "change" in Florida law "which cannot be reconciled with state statutes enacted before the election".
Since two-tier bargaining is construed as operating with a wage floor imposed by multi-employer bargaining, it reduces the scope of plant-level bargaining by shrinking the range of efficient contracts.
What was the scope of their engagement?
The scope of the lawsuits is vast.
