construe

Which could be construed by some as an act of war.

The terms of service had to be construed as a whole.

Would that be construed as good or bad for the case?

Would that have been construed as the cause of death.

Did you hear all this construed last time or not?

Its terms were very wide and should be so construed.

High expectations should not be construed to say we want all students at the same level.

There's no way I can construe it as me being better than anyone who's been here before.

The name can be construed to have at least two explanations.

However, we do not think any of the security documents in the present case should be so construed.

Nearly everything else they do will be construed as the work of mirrors.

Throughout history women has always been construed as being in close contact with the earth.

The word "benefit" could be construed to mean Government money.

Would it fall to be construed and interpreted in the light of the old case law?

I must now say something that a few of you will construe as a threat.

"Simply not getting exactly what you want is unlikely to be construed as a taking of your land," he said.

But is there anything that can be construed as conspiracy?

Do you want to hear how I construe your "problem'?"

The letter was construed as a threat against the judge.

All of the above could be construed as bad news for the Mariners.

"Anything short of full public access could be construed as an adverse effect."

There is also in the book a lot that could be construed as comedy.

That alone, they said, could be construed as a bold and important step.

But again, that might be construed as a type of flying.

Perfection has also been construed as that which is the best.