With over 100 references to death per 10,000 words, it presents an ideal opportunity to examine how death, and more specifically violent death, is construed in the press.
New York State requires that a doctor supervise laser treatments, but specifically adds that this "shall not be construed as necessarily requiring the physical presence of the supervising physician at the time and place where such services are performed".
But that statute, as the result of a compromise meant to avoid the standoff that led Mr. Obama to oppose the 2003 version, added language specifically stating that it should not be construed "to affect existing federal or state law regarding abortion" or "to alter generally accepted medical standards".
Given the centrality of the construal of experience through language to Systemic Functional Linguistics, it is important to explore how other critical domains of human experience are construed in language, and more specifically in the lexicogrammar of particular languages.
Quasi-explicit modality is construed as projecting Circumstance (or more specifically, Angle).
They point out that an accompanying report specifically declared that the Dickey Amendment "should not be construed to limit Federal support for research involving human embryonic stem cells".
From the examples above, it can be seen that the Tai Dam's way of life is construed in relation to the local seasons, specifically Vietnamese seasons, where the Sen Huen ritual mmanuscripts were initially written.
We therefore now look more closely at the eight sentences where infants and toddlers are specifically named, in order to analyse how they are construed within the grammar in terms of the activities in which they are said to engage and their role relative to educators and other children.
The Court stated that this was because the statute amounted to a wholesale statutory ban on the exercise of a personal right that was specifically named in and guaranteed by the United States Constitution, as construed by the United States Supreme Court.
Context, in the PARiHS framework, is construed generally as the work setting and more specifically embodies three domains: culture, leadership and evaluation.
