Examples of using Be construed in English and their translations into Hindi
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could it not then be construed that praying to win is the right thing to do?
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While cooling off of cross strait relations cannot be construed as China's isolation, it nevertheless is
during the political crisis in Sri Lanka, India has chosen to make no public political statement that could be construed as interference or preference for one side over the other.
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However, the court later clarified in its order that the journalist's release should not be construed as an“endorsement” of his tweets, but as a firm stand taken by the highest court to protect personal liberty.
the same should not be construed as a statement of law or used for any legal purposes.