construe
Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2019 8:04 pm
construe için tanımlar
Fiil
1
interpret (a word or action) in a particular way.
his words could hardly be construed as an apology
Eş Anlamlılar:
interpret understand read see take take to mean regard
construe örnekleri
It is permissible, where the context so allows, to construe words used in the plural as including the singular.
All we need to do is to construe each action sentence as involving an implicit existential quantification, with the variable of quantification taking events as its possible values.
And explaining how to construe a sentence spoils its effect, just as explaining the punch line of a joke does.
Although it is open to a court in limited circumstances to conclude that the words or syntax used is wrong, the purpose remains to construe the words used.
Moreover words are to be construed as generally used in the jurisdiction of England and Wales.
This masked man had just fired two bullets at her, an act construable as Attempted Murder, which fits that category of crimes known as ‘heinous felonies against the person.’
I find it difficult to see how those words could be construed as a dismissal of the committee's recommendations.
Any such failure should be construed as contempt of court and should therefore attract prosecution of the police officers involved.
The right of access to a Court has been construed as including the right to effective enforcement of judgments.
The words are not to be construed as if they were provisions in Acts of Parliament.
But opponents charged that tossing out the amnesty laws would open a can of worms and that Congress could be construed as overstepping bounds and infringing on the courts' decisions.
I suspect that a careful study of the phenomena (which I have certainly not made) would reveal that these alternative construals are playing a role in the on-going changes in various uses of like, including quotative ‘be like’.
His warm words, including a line construable as retaining the possibility of a referendum before the election, were perhaps just a sop to frustrated pro-euro people in his party, in business and on the continent.
He said that morale continued to suffer, but when officers raised their concerns with their superiors they were ‘either ignored or dealt with in such a way that can only be construed as bullying’.
In such societies, one's eccentric taste is always more likely to be construed as a threat to the community - as a signifier of disloyalty - than as an icon of aspiration.
This should not be construed as a lack of interest in this offer of funding.
High Court strictures cannot be construed as a ban on demonstrations and rallies rather they are meant to hold them in a peaceful manner without causing much trouble to the public.
He thought that if the words were construed as including the specific needs of a disabled child it would be necessary in every such case to determine what that child's specific needs were.
Consequently, if his utterance is reasonably construable as an anti-Semitic one, he shouldn't be too severely blamed for that, or so I think anyway.
I am tempted to ask him whether it could not be construed as denunciatory, but decide to leave its interpretation opened-ended and up to the individual viewer.
Might a certain construal of authorial discourse interpretation be hospitable to reading by non-scholars?
As I see it, the way forward is to develop and test particular narrative construals of Scripture.
Or if we sent an e-mail about that issue using our computer, it would probably be construed as a misuse of the computer.
While, in the first instance, a consolidating Act is to be construed in the same way as any other, if real doubt as to its legal meaning arises, its words are to be construed as if they remained in the earlier Act.
‘There is legislation which clearly makes it an offence to offer or expose for sale any item which can be construed as obscene,’ the police spokeswoman said.
The advertisements correspond very well with the government's overall intent and I can't see how it could be construed as misleading in any way.
Finally, I think I'll stick with ‘seminiscient’ as an apt term to describe the open theist construal of God's knowledge.
The washing of dishes and the preaching of the word could both be construed as material expressions of devotion.
This would seem to be reasonable, so long as flexibility is construable as a contractual obligation (possibly through an implied term) but not if it goes beyond the scope of the contract.
True, a certain construal marks any theological interpretation, but perhaps that can be at least reduced and limited.
Daha az örnek
construe için eş anlamlılar
Fiil
interpret understand read see take take to mean regard
interpret see
Fiil
1
interpret (a word or action) in a particular way.
his words could hardly be construed as an apology
Eş Anlamlılar:
interpret understand read see take take to mean regard
construe örnekleri
It is permissible, where the context so allows, to construe words used in the plural as including the singular.
All we need to do is to construe each action sentence as involving an implicit existential quantification, with the variable of quantification taking events as its possible values.
And explaining how to construe a sentence spoils its effect, just as explaining the punch line of a joke does.
Although it is open to a court in limited circumstances to conclude that the words or syntax used is wrong, the purpose remains to construe the words used.
Moreover words are to be construed as generally used in the jurisdiction of England and Wales.
This masked man had just fired two bullets at her, an act construable as Attempted Murder, which fits that category of crimes known as ‘heinous felonies against the person.’
I find it difficult to see how those words could be construed as a dismissal of the committee's recommendations.
Any such failure should be construed as contempt of court and should therefore attract prosecution of the police officers involved.
The right of access to a Court has been construed as including the right to effective enforcement of judgments.
The words are not to be construed as if they were provisions in Acts of Parliament.
But opponents charged that tossing out the amnesty laws would open a can of worms and that Congress could be construed as overstepping bounds and infringing on the courts' decisions.
I suspect that a careful study of the phenomena (which I have certainly not made) would reveal that these alternative construals are playing a role in the on-going changes in various uses of like, including quotative ‘be like’.
His warm words, including a line construable as retaining the possibility of a referendum before the election, were perhaps just a sop to frustrated pro-euro people in his party, in business and on the continent.
He said that morale continued to suffer, but when officers raised their concerns with their superiors they were ‘either ignored or dealt with in such a way that can only be construed as bullying’.
In such societies, one's eccentric taste is always more likely to be construed as a threat to the community - as a signifier of disloyalty - than as an icon of aspiration.
This should not be construed as a lack of interest in this offer of funding.
High Court strictures cannot be construed as a ban on demonstrations and rallies rather they are meant to hold them in a peaceful manner without causing much trouble to the public.
He thought that if the words were construed as including the specific needs of a disabled child it would be necessary in every such case to determine what that child's specific needs were.
Consequently, if his utterance is reasonably construable as an anti-Semitic one, he shouldn't be too severely blamed for that, or so I think anyway.
I am tempted to ask him whether it could not be construed as denunciatory, but decide to leave its interpretation opened-ended and up to the individual viewer.
Might a certain construal of authorial discourse interpretation be hospitable to reading by non-scholars?
As I see it, the way forward is to develop and test particular narrative construals of Scripture.
Or if we sent an e-mail about that issue using our computer, it would probably be construed as a misuse of the computer.
While, in the first instance, a consolidating Act is to be construed in the same way as any other, if real doubt as to its legal meaning arises, its words are to be construed as if they remained in the earlier Act.
‘There is legislation which clearly makes it an offence to offer or expose for sale any item which can be construed as obscene,’ the police spokeswoman said.
The advertisements correspond very well with the government's overall intent and I can't see how it could be construed as misleading in any way.
Finally, I think I'll stick with ‘seminiscient’ as an apt term to describe the open theist construal of God's knowledge.
The washing of dishes and the preaching of the word could both be construed as material expressions of devotion.
This would seem to be reasonable, so long as flexibility is construable as a contractual obligation (possibly through an implied term) but not if it goes beyond the scope of the contract.
True, a certain construal marks any theological interpretation, but perhaps that can be at least reduced and limited.
Daha az örnek
construe için eş anlamlılar
Fiil
interpret understand read see take take to mean regard
interpret see