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construe

[kuhn-stroo, kon-stroo] / kənˈstru, ˈkɒn stru /


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"It could be construed as the early gathering of intelligence for subsequent operations, or just a warning of such," he added.

From BBC

"Nothing in this MOU is, or shall be interpreted or construed as an offer, promise or acceptance of any form of bribery, undue influence or corrupt practice," the document says.

From BBC

“If you read it, I’m not sure how it could be construed as a threat. … I’d like to see journalists held at a higher standard.”

From Los Angeles Times

The statute also states that nothing in that section “may be construed to require a Member of Congress to provide prior notice of the intent to enter a facility” for the purpose of conducting oversight.

From Los Angeles Times

That could be construed as willful escapism or youthful irresponsibility; it strikes me as more like storytelling, an area where the Irish are known to excel.

From Salon