Construing

Construing the legal document accurately is essential for the case.

The court is construing the contract as ambiguous.

The baker is construing a cake with layers of cream and chocolate.

The judge was construing the law to determine the defendant's guilt.

The linguist is construing the meaning of the new word.

The philosopher is construing the text to uncover its philosophical implications.

The chef was construing the recipe to make it suitable for a vegan diet.

The interpreter was construing the speaker's words from Spanish to English.

The lawyer is construing the evidence to support his client's innocence.

The lawyer's construing of the contract helped his client avoid legal troubles.

The translator is construing the text from English to Spanish.

The lawyer is skilled at construing legal jargon for her clients.

I am having difficulty construing the foreign language.

The dictionary is construing the word's definition.

The lawyer was construing the contract to ensure there were no loopholes.

The philosopher spent his entire career construing the meaning of existence.

The expert is construing the legal document for his client.

The construing of the Constitution's language is an ongoing debate among legal scholars.

The construing of the evidence in the trial was pivotal for the jury's decision.

Construing the legal document was difficult for the novice lawyer.

The philosopher was construing the text to develop a theory.

The translator was construing the foreign language to make it understandable.

The lawyer is construing the evidence in favor of his client's innocence.

The philosopher is construing the text to derive a new meaning from it.

The lawyer is construing the legal document to protect his client.

The philosopher is construing the meaning of life through his theories.

The judge had a difficult time construing the legal jargon in the case.