Sentence examples for Be interpreting from inspiring English sources

To be certified, interpreters must show competency in the language they will be interpreting, including medical terminology, as well as an understanding of ethics issues such as maintaining a patient's privacy.

And if the living Constitution proponent actually did try to match his or her practice to that theory by laboring to refashion the Constitution so that it serves contemporary urgencies, he or she wouldn't be interpreting at all, so once again there would be no relationship between the interpretive practice and the theory of it (because there would be no interpretive practice).

Trickier still will be interpreting the wider lessons.

They would be interpreting what life was like in the 1750's, but acting like themselves, keeping their own identities".

But the markets should be interpreting the selection of Mr. Greenspan as a sign of weakness, not strength.

Trump must be interpreting treason the way King Henry VIII did: as anything that offends the sovereign.

At present, they appear to be interpreting each case based on the difference between what is in the public interest and what is merely interesting to the public.

However, it's also worth noting that the courts, including the Supreme Court, will be interpreting the new health-care-reform law for many years to come.

They are the gears of government, and in a Bush administration they are the ones who will be interpreting and regulating everything the Naderites care about.

"Junior commanders with highly capable equipment under their control will be interpreting broad direction using their initiative as circumstances develop in front of them.

He may well be interpreting the reinvention of Sulu as an act of hostility, as though the filmmakers are overwriting his old Sulu with their sparkling new one.