Sentence examples for needs to be construed from inspiring English sources

And Section 5 of Title 3 needs to be construed in connection with the history that brought it forth JUSTICE O'CONNOR -- Yes, but I would have thought it was a section designed in the case of some election contest ends up before the Congress, a factor that the Congress can look at in resolving such a dispute.

It connects the different concepts in such a way that firms' activities need to be construed as network actions.

People say Donald Trump is racist; I don't want my thoughts to be construed as that".

Thus Hegel can perhaps be credited with what seems to be one underlying idea in analytic aesthetics – that for something to be construed as "art" at all it needs to be understood intellectually rather than responded to in bodily ways.

Such habits were not to be construed as affectation.

This is not to be construed as a prediction or blatant rooting, just a humble observation.

Neither the alaya nor the tathata, however, is to be construed as being substantial.

How is such fuzziness to be construed?

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None of this is to be construed as a complaint.

"What I say about yoga is it is not to be construed with exercise," she said.