Certainly, it could be construed that way, and needn't mean, as opponents of same-sex marriage sometimes claim, that the Court would then have to allow a person to marry a child, or his sister, or his dog.
As for "whether or not they agree with the FBI's conclusions," sure, if one were looking for evidence of a plot between DOJ and the Innocence Project, the wording could perhaps be construed that way.
Do not post a photograph on Instagram of you and your significant other with a caption that says "married" or anything else that could be construed that way.
But the British Olympic Association is concerned that it could be construed that the 28-year-old is making a political statement in the light of the fact that, since Scotland was granted devolution from London, some officials in Edinburgh have called for a separate Scottish Olympic team.
Tusayan mayor Greg Bryan confirmed the link between himself and two other councillors and the developer or its partners, but insisted: "It could be construed that there may be some influence [from the developer], but all I can tell you is there is not".
From this study, it is construed that the developed hexahedral mesh generator can be effectively used for using CAMPform in three-dimensional metal forming analyses.
From the above cited literature, it can be construed that the Taguchi approach is widely employed for finding the optimal processing parameters for many manufacturing processes.
It is construed that the FFA optimizer can thus surpass the accuracy of the traditional ANFIS model in general, and is able to remove the false (inaccurately) forecasted data in the ANFIS model for extremely low flows.
Based on experience in developing the prototype bending machine, it is construed that a fully automated bending system with a rubber pad to produce various light-weight components for automotive body frames can be successfully developed.
