Sentence examples for that will be construed from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, in remarks that will be construed as directed at the US, he said that the EU had to regain the "digital sovereignty" it had forfeited and reassert its digital independence.

He was not directly blaming Cipriani, more venting frustration that his side could not take their opportunities, but Diamond is shrewd enough to know that will be construed as a reminder for his fly-half, upon whose form he relies so much.

No matter how youthful the translator, or how hip-looking the chief executive officer in China, "remarks about the three "t's" — that's Tibet, Taiwan and Tiananmen — will be construed as foreign interference," said Mike Chinoy, a senior fellow at the US-China Institute. US-China Institute

Few people are willing to speak their minds, for fear that any criticism of the war effort will be construed as support for the rebels, or worse, that they will be detained under stringent emergency laws.

The more privileged your class background, the more likely it is that criminal behaviour at this age will be construed as a "mistake" – the product of youthful high spirits and something you'll inevitably grow out of in time.

The construction of black men and boys as presumptively criminal means that even the most benign behavior will be construed as threatening and may be used to justify their death at the hands of the police.

One lesson for other communities would be that even taking donations for the upkeep and maintenance of sites will be construed by authorities as selling copyrighted content for profit, which leads to additional and more serious charges.

CLT proposes that the greater the perceived psychological distance, the more likely an object or event will be construed in an abstract way (and vice versa).

In carefully construing the contest statute, no single statutory provision will be construed in such a way as to render meaningless or absurd any other statutory provision.

"It will be construed by many parents as a threat and it is not helpful.

Conversely, failure of NC will be construed solely as failure of the 1 1 correspondence.