The federal incorporation was originally construed primarily as an honor, however it does grant the chartered organization some special privileges and rights, including freedom from antitrust and monopoly regulation, and complete control over the organization's symbols and insignia.
Albany's apparent reluctance to back the project, which state officials had initially asked the corps to design and carry out, seems to signal a distinct waning of political backing for a publicly financed program that could be construed as primarily benefiting private land owners.
If almost no players meet the schools' academic standards, then the enterprise itself cannot possibly be construed to be primarily an educational one.
No single mtDNA clade can be confidently construed as being primarily associated with S. childi ancestry.
The first topic of the talk is primarily about food and it is construed through the use of lexical items and relations between participants in the clauses.
The question whether words primarily signify concepts or things was now construed as the question: does a word signify an individual thing in the world directly, or does it signify first the concept which is a necessary condition for signification?
That the majority of Ins at 15 20 DAP is localized in the seed coat of dissected seeds and that the bulk of the seed at 5 15 DAP is primarily made up of this tissue may be construed as evidence that the seed coat is the primary site of Ins biosynthesis in the B. napus seed.
If communication primarily models unsupportive or abusive adults, this can be construed as the "norm", even when there are many adults around the world who support and take good care of their children.
A considerable amount of the literature in political science and the economic theory of the state are grounded in the assumption that individuals act primarily and perhaps even exclusively in their self-interest narrowly construed.
To demonstrate the complex way in which culture is construed in language, in this discussion I focus primarily on just one line: Monroe's initial remark: "Someone sure is hungry".
