Sentence examples for this should be construed from inspiring English sources

(None of this should be construed as a denigration of pop music--as readers of my blog know, I enjoy and listen to a great deal of music in the pop idiom, I just don't expect it to give me what I get from classical music and jazz, nor do I expect classical music and jazz to give me what I get from pop music).

Consequently, this factor could have influenced the swimmers' performance and subsequent VO2 kinetics and, for that, should be construed as a possible limitation of the present study.

Although proponents of all three approaches are attempting to make sense of our experience of temporally extended phenomena, there are divergences on the issue of how precisely this experience should be construed, and on several related matters.

This letter is not intended as a complete statement of fact with respect to the subject matter hereof, and nothing in this letter should be construed as a waiver of any rights or remedies Apple may have in connection with this matter, all of which are expressly reserved.

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"this debate should be construed as a debate among orthodox Christians, not as a debate that determines whether or not one is an orthodox Christian".

But Sessions said in his new message that "nothing in this memorandum should be construed to condone mistreatment on the basis of gender identity" and that his message was nonpartisan — he claimed to just be following the legislation as written.

During the debate, Senator Richard Durbin of Illinois deleted reference to "military instrumentalities" and added: "Nothing in this Act should be construed as giving the president the authority to use military force against Iran".

There is no right to the favorable exercise of discretion..., nothing in this memorandum should be construed to prohibit the apprehension, detention, or removal of any alien unlawfully in the United States or...to enforce federal immigration law.

In a June 2011 memo from ICE Director John Morton, he emphasized that "nothing in this memorandum should be construed to prohibit or discourage the apprehension, detention or removal of other aliens unlawfully in the United States".

No statement in this report should be construed as an official position of AHRQ or of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.