Sentence examples similar to undertake to construe from inspiring English sources

The disadvantage of this was that the interview rooms were not very quiet and so some of the recordings were difficult for the staff undertaking the transcriptions to construe.

Construed as forbidding this action because West Virginia had undertaken to forbid manufacture and sale of intoxicants, the Reed Amendment in no proper sense regulates interstate commerce, but is a direct intermeddling with the state's internal affairs.

McFeely undertook to do works.

There is nothing to construe.

(d) to construe the laws I sign in a Presidential way.

We see no reason to construe it more narrowly here.

One of the few natural ways to construe this connection is in terms of simple causation.

In that view one tries to construe physical theories literally.

In particular, it includes transmission of material resources that are difficult to construe as informational.

This may not be the most natural way to construe the order of explanation.

One way to construe this relationship is that an utterance reflects a state of mind.