Sentence examples for rightly construed from inspiring English sources

The errors relied upon embrace not only the contention that the act of Congress imposing the tax is repugnant to the Constitution, but also that the penalty was wrongfully enforced, because the one-quarter of a cent per pound which had been [p47] paid on the oleomargarine was the only tax to which it was liable under the act of Congress when rightly construed.

The recent link-up with Mark Hurd, who took Hewlett-Packard from a mid teens stock to $50 over five years is rightly construed as a big plus for Ellison and Oracle.

If this is so, and if the restrictions qualify as justifiable paternalism restriction of people's liberty against their will for their own good then the restrictions would not plausibly be regarded as violating equality of opportunity rightly construed.

For more treatment of issues, especially concerning what human rights are, which rights are rightly construed as human rights, and how human rights function in international law, see the entry human rights.

The more general formulation of the notion of merit allows that an economic firm might legitimately base its decisions on nonmarket values without engaging in wrongful discrimination that violates equality of opportunity rightly construed.

Sherman rightly construes it as a national "duty" to understand the soldier's "healthy struggle... to remain alive to civilian sensibilities without losing the... steel and resilience" essential to military service and to facilitate healing of the psychic rifts war can cause.

Germany was very much at war with both France and Russia, so the sound of the former's national anthem sung in the latter's accent could rightly be construed as inflammatory.

But the adverbial theory provides no easy way of avoiding the difficulties Moore confronted: Moore rightly objected to Ducasse that it is not at all clear how the structure of a sensory field can be construed in adverbial terms.

Was freedom, narrowly construed, enough?

But he was construed otherwise.

And coming to consider the concrete application made of these general principles in the decisions of this court which have construed the statute here in question, and statutes of the same general character enacted in states other than Indiana, we think, when rightly analyzed, it will appear that they are decisive against the contention now made.