"No such resolution shall be deemed to include or be construed to include the authorization for, or financing, of a stadium to house a professional sports team," the bill states.
As a result, the law could be construed to include "unequivocally pure speech and advocacy protected by the First Amendment," wrote the judge, who was appointed to the bench by President Bill Clinton.
The ISDA definition includes 'failure to pay', which can be construed to include a technical default.
This might be construed to include, for example, civilian protestors in Tahrir Square who get into physical or even verbal confrontations with military personnel.
There was concern among some that this could be construed to include abortion services.
Healthy societies also take steps to ensure that there is equitable distribution of wealth, which should be construed to include much more than financial wellbeing.
This entry on trust is framed as a response to the general question of when or whether trust is warranted, where "warranted" is broadly construed to include "justified," "well-grounded" and "plausible".
"This application does not require, nor is it requesting exclusive use of the Capitol Rotunda and should not be construed to either include nor impinge on the ability of others to visit and gather in areas not requested by this permit," the officer, David Dexheimer, said in his application, according to the Tribune.
"Social vulnerability" can be broadly understood as the degree to which a person's overall social situation leaves them susceptible to health problems, where "health problems" are broadly construed to include physical, mental, psychological and functional problems [ 1- 5].
An internal cause is a causal chain of events such that each link in the chain is either a belief, a reason (construed to include perceptual and sensation states, as well as beliefs), or an inference.
