"does not construe" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to interpret or understand something in a particular way. For example, "He refused to answer the question, which does not construe favorably for him."
This section does not construe the ECJ's stated perspective on rights and free expression, but rather presents my theoretical defense, explaining why this subject is crucial to the EU's future.
The Postmaster General, so we are informed, does not construe the modified order as forbidding delivery of mail or payment of money orders to Facts magazine or even to Miss Judith (J. S). Johnson, individually.
By contrast, in line with his project of developing a metaphysics without ontology, Collingwood does not construe the distinction between reasons and causes in this way.
Like Brentano had done, Twardowski distinguishes, with respect to material parts, metaphysical from physical and logical parts on the basis of a notion of dependence and separability.[7] However, differently from Brentano, Twardowski does not construe the notion of dependence in terms of existence of the objects involved.
The decision did not construe the "limited Times" for which a work may be protected, and the originality requirement has no bearing on that prescription.
We do not construe the present bill as having as its main object the stoppage of the movement of petitioner's trains over respondent's tracks.
And most nonserious ones too". He added: "If you're informed about a landing gear issue, pressurization problem, engine trouble, or the need for a precautionary landing, do not construe this to be a lifeor-death situation.
Explaining the originality requirement, Feist trained on the Copyright Clause words "Authors" and "Writings," id., at 346-347, andidid not construe the "limited Times" prescription, as to which the originality requirement has no bearing.
It was also shown that while patients exerted agency over medication, food, medical equipment and medical procedure, pain, symptoms and side-effects, they did not construe themselves as Actors acting on cancer and time.
Don't construe the sitcom comparison as a simple sneer.
Thus, we do not construe § 108 as foreclosing our analysis of the Libraries' activities under fair use, and we proceed with that analysis.
