| This broad interpretation takes individual rights as paramount and narrowly construes exemptions. |
| Although it is true that Southwell does not use muses as a device very often, she construes Neoplatonism too narrowly. |
| The Joint Committee construes that reference as being to groups of teachers, rather than teachers' organisations, as such. |
| It is a textualist claim that construes the meaning of the ACA by reading it holistically rather than by focusing opportunistically on a single provision thereof. |
| True to the nature of oracles, this one has a double meaning, and Semiramis construes it in the wrong way. |
| Moreover, the rule is highly manipulable, depending, among other things, on how broadly or narrowly a court construes the field in question. |
