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(construed - inferred, saw as)
The mayor construed the council's vote as political maneuvering before the election.
The professor had evidently construed my question as a challenge to his reasoning.
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In the United States, no. Any conveyance would be construed as a conveyance in fee.
In the United States, no. Any conveyance would be construed as a conveyance in fee.
In the United States, no. Any conveyance would be construed as a conveyance in fee.
In the United States, no. Any conveyance would be construed as a conveyance in fee.
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No, not hardly. She last the country to Rome. That could never be construed as a positive effect.
No, not hardly. She last the country to Rome. That could never be construed as a positive effect.
No, not hardly. She last the country to Rome. That could never be construed as a positive effect.
No, not hardly. She last the country to Rome. That could never be construed as a positive effect.
No, not hardly. She last the country to Rome. That could never be construed as a positive effect.
No, not hardly. She last the country to Rome. That could never be construed as a positive effect.
No, not hardly. She last the country to Rome. That could never be construed as a positive effect.
No, not hardly. She last the country to Rome. That could never be construed as a positive effect.
No, not hardly. She last the country to Rome. That could never be construed as a positive effect.
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In court he cried self-defense, but the jury took one look at his 300-pound bodybuilder's frame against pictures of the victim's battered and broken 160-pound body, and construed that he was lying.
I construed from the girls' catty laughter and the way their eyes kept darting over to me that they were making fun of me, and for a moment it was just like being back in school again.
Every single person in the class construed a different meaning from the poem, and according to the professor, none of us were right.
Poetry can never truly be translated, since the meanings construed from a word or phrase are never exactly the same as the meanings construed from its equivalent in another language.
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Generally speaking, HAZMAT and anything that can be construed as a weapon.
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Construed coverage is a rider added on to credit insurance policies to allow the policy holder to ship for a specified number of days - usually 30.
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It is both. As cash transactions are handled by the cashier directly, it can be construed as journal. However as the total of cash transactions are taken to the day's journal , it can also be construed as ledger.
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Generally speaking, HAZMAT and anything that can be construed as a weapon.
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true
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Human resources policies can be construed as a contract of employment. Violate any of the rules that are set by human resources and the employee can be fired. There is no guarantee of employment, however.
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Will be construed as if it conformed to the Act.
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His acquiescence should not be construed as a sign of weakness but meekness.
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If it is can be construed as threatening in nature & dependent upon distribution.
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There is no way of telling how Michelangelo construed the face of Jesus.
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* Reasoned * Defined * Made Understood * Construed * Explicated * Expounded * Accounted For
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The Ninth Amendments states: The enumeration in the Constitution of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.
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Quatrians; as, the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. Sometimes in pl. construed as sing., a poem in such stanzas.
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It is construed as sexual contact, so yes, absolutely illegal.
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Kangaroos engage in behaviour which may be construed as "head-butting" when the males fight for domination.
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Quatrians; as, the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. Sometimes in pl. construed as sing., a poem in such stanzas.
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* Reasoned * Defined * Made Understood * Construed * Explicated * Expounded * Accounted For
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I want you - yo te quiero - this is construed in Spanish to mean ¨"I love you".
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that is rude and illegal, it can be construed as a death threat, so knock it off.
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Yes, that could be construed as stalking.
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They could be construed as perjury, but first must be proven to be false.
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It can be construed as a threat. States have different laws, so what can be done about it depends on your state's law.
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both...construed as conyugal debt..may be negotiated..
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Americans with Disabilities Act, from what I can tell
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Not rowing, with the possible exception of 'land' which could be construed to mean "go 'land' your boat on the dock"
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To deny an established Church teaching may easily be construed as heresy or apostasy.
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In the right context and directed to a specific implied subject, "Don't!" can be construed to be an imperative sentence with an implied object.
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the enumeration in the constitution, of certin rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparge others retained by the peolpe
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His excessive hand wringing and tears could be construed as either effusion or over acting.
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Yes. Not from a physical standpoint, but it could be very dangerous from a legal standpoint. It could be construed as rape.
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Because they're shallow. Those concerned with status symbols will always pay more for anything that can be construed as such.
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Yes. It can be construed as theft at the very least. It could violate Federal Laws for cyber-security as well.
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If you mean the Confederate Battle flag, no. It is a symbol of southern heritage, not meant to be construed as believing in slavery.
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An illusion is something that is erroneously perceived or construed.
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Because they're shallow. Those concerned with status symbols will always pay more for anything that can be construed as such.
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A registered mortgage is a deal whereby the borrower executes a formal written instrument that can be construed as a conveyance of their attention in land as security for a loan.
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It could be construed as kidnapping provided that parent does not have legal custody. Contact your attorney and call the police.
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at least two years old. Tex. Rev. Fam. Code Section 162.001. not to be construed as legal advice.
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It depends on the context. It can be construed as racist if used in a derogative way i.e. 'bloody foreigners' But countries have 'foreign tourists' and that is considered acceptable.
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There is no position during the march order. It could be construed as a modified position of attention, however, there is no movement during the position of attention.
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The slaying of a sow (female pig) in this chapter is done in a very sexual manner and could be construed as obscene.
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You do NOT have someone else to write your thesis. It could be construed as [lagiarism. It should be all you own work/writing.
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