Sentence examples for decision cannot be construed from inspiring English sources

While the decision cannot be construed as legally conservative, in that the case made law in an area (abortion rights) in which the Supreme Court had rarely before issued an opinion, it can be seen as politically conservative, in that it followed from Blackmun's deeply held belief in a citizen's right to privacy without governmental interference.

Indeed, for Whitehead choice is the key feature of actuality: "'[D]ecision' cannot be construed as a casual adjunct of an actual entity.

The fact that the decision not to move the case was an appropriate one cannot be construed from the available data, even in retrospect.

But his defeat by Joe Sestak in Pennsylvania's Democratic primary cannot be construed as a defeat for the party itself.

The Devialet amplifiers are serious, but the Phantoms are a "life style" product, which, in the snobbish lexicon of high end, cannot be construed as a compliment.

Because inmates cannot be construed as "innocent," the agency is doing much of the work after hours on a volunteer basis.

Mr. Tribe contends that imposing a fee or requirement to return a sum of money cannot be construed as a punishment.

Hence, the neuter pronouns in these sentences cannot be construed as bound variables.

Even if it the most central problems of political theory cannot be construed in fundamentally epistemic terms, perhaps selected problems of political theory should be so construed.

From my point of view, the data cannot be construed to falsify the Red Queen, and so she remains viable.

According to the binding theory, this is because pronouns are descriptively attenuated, and therefore cannot be construed by way of accommodation.