He believes that, "externalism, particularly reliabilism, construes justification objectivistically, since for reliabilism truth-conduciveness (non-subjectivity conceived) is central for justified belief".
I don't see how offering consumers an alternative to the pawn shop can be construed as particularly exploitive.
One hesitates to make suggestions to artists in the performance of their rites, particularly suggestions that might be construed as missing the point, but here goes.
Though students were assured this would not be graded and all identifiers removed, participants may have been hesitant to share feedback in front of the group, particularly if their insights could be construed as negative or involving team members directly.
By contrast, the high prevalence of host-related genes (as opposed to virus-specific genes) in many viruses (particularly, those with large genomes) might be construed as support for the "escaped genes" or even the "cell degeneration" hypotheses.
We did not consider that acceptance to cure the ambiguity we perceived in the statutory language; we simply reiterated the traditional learning that a federal criminal statute, particularly as applied to state officials, must be construed narrowly.
Nonetheless, even though mapped sequencing results at species and particularly isolate level are questionable, these are still construed as indicative and possibly important bacteria, which is why they are highlighted in the consecutive text.
He is particularly enraged by rules or customs that might be construed as infringements on personal freedom, such as the choice to meld rap and rock into a shouty, bullish pastiche.
McGuire also does not like the use of "slumber party," which she finds "particularly offensive"; I could see where that could be construed as sexist and have changed the language.
The definition of an interstate wire transmission has also been broadly construed by the federal courts, making wire fraud particularly useful in cases involving manipulation of information.
In its opinion in this case, and more particularly in its explanatory opinion denying a rehearing, the Court construed the relevant provisions of the Employment Peace Act and confined the scope of the challenged order to the limits of the construction which it gave them.
