Sentence examples for not construing from inspiring English sources

In fact, while the court seasoned its opinion with discussions of canons of statutory construction, even the court acknowledged that it was changing, not construing, the law.

One hopes that assignment is not construed narrowly.

The best design professionals' houses are purely personal — not construed to woo or wow clients.

Loy had earlier told the inquest that he had not construed the email as a directive.

Even something as specific as touching genitalia is not construed as sexual if done for medical reasons.

Mr. Trump will also have to take care to ensure that concessions that benefit his company are not construed as a bribe intended to influence official action.

"I would not construe that as saying that Russia needs to be downgraded, or is irrelevant," Mr. Brzezinski said, but that "we do not need it for everything".

U.S. statutes are not construed so narrowly as those in England, and there is less reluctance to change the older law.

Reached for comment yesterday, Mr. Collins said that Mr. Lay was still prepared to produce the documents "if they will not construe the production as a waiver".

On Page 51, in all capitals, it was written that homeowners shall not construe guards and gates as any representation of safety.

This group was not construed as a detailed analysis, and indeed was apparently not utilized as a factor in the final evaluation.