In a sentence, should they be construed as singular or plural?
They are, where they are construed as realities rather than as heuristically useful conceptual fictions, thought to be part of the actual furniture of the universe.
934, which authorized certain recommendations and provided that they be construed as discretionary, was omitted from the Code as being of special and not general application.
The compliments for the Yankees' new hitting coach, Gary Denbo, are routinely qualified, lest they be construed as criticism of the man he replaced, Chris Chambliss.
Could they be construed as connected in some way to the channel ecosystems, thereby forming a much larger regional ecosystem?
The Attitude domain of Appraisal is, according to Martin and White (2005, 42), a means of "mapping feelings as they are construed in English texts".
Hence, there will be ample room (and need) for correspondence accounts of truth for other types of truthbearers, including propositions, if they are construed as constituted, partly or wholly, of concepts of objects and properties.
In essence, Kant argues that the transcendent ideas and principles of reason do have a positive role to play in knowledge acquisition, so long as they are construed "regulatively" and not "constitutively".
Should they be construed as events involving objects in a system's environment (such as fire trucks, water and lemons), or rather as events in that system's sensory and motor systems?
They are construed as taking part in processes in different ways according to the nature of the process: they may act out the process, they may sense through it, they may say it, they may have some properties related to it, and so on.
