Sentence examples for It interpreted from inspiring English sources
It interpreted his income differently, given that he could work remotely, and approved his loan in four weeks.
It interpreted the exclusion to mean that the arbitration act did not apply to employment contracts, at all. Circuit City Stores, an electronics retailer that does business nationwide and that requires new employees to sign arbitration agreements, appealed the ruling to the Supreme Court.
It interpreted that confirmation as "a sign of concurrence with the Pentagon's top weapons tester that the F-35 is not yet ready for unmonitored flight or formal training".
It interpreted the YPG's Facebook verification as a sign of U.S. support for the Kurdish militia's "terrorist" activity -- likely a reference to the strikes that have helped the Kurds win significant territory from the Islamic State for months.
PN jointly conceived the study with JP, participated in its design, coordinate it, interpreted the data and supervised the drafted manuscript.
Regional Interconnect said it interpreted the decision as giving its main competitor, Con Edison, which purchases almost all of the electricity for New York City, the power to approve or block the project.
When I first read it I interpreted it one way, but then later interpreted it another.
It interprets this guidance in a grossly unfair way.
The story is not mine, but I am the one living it, interpreting it.
Q: As secretary of state, can you dictate to the Charity Commission how it interprets "charitable"?
First, it interprets works of fiction as what philosophers of language call illocutionary acts.
