Sentence examples for Recently interpreted from inspiring English sources

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has recently interpreted Union citizenship to confer the benefits associated with EU free movement rights on all citizens of EU Member States.

John Howard was able to do what Barack Obama cannot because, while Australia's workmanlike constitution prescribes few individual rights at all, the US supreme court recently interpreted the Second Amendment as protecting the individual right to gun ownership.

Mrs. Merkel received a much-needed boost for her support of bailout efforts when Germany's influential constitutional court handed down a surprisingly supportive decision recently interpreted by many here as a tacit endorsement of her policies.

This crisis, still ongoing, deviates from the previous episodes due to the long duration and the clear acceleration of signals, which were recently interpreted as being mainly caused by an ongoing heating of the system3, 25, and, regarding the 2012 2013 accelerated ground uplift, by the intrusion of magma at shallow depths53, 56.

A number of authors have recently interpreted the relative viscosities of electrolytic solutions in terms of an extended Jones Dole equation containing a term Dc2: The B-coefficients resulting from such analyses are not directly comparable with those arising from the simple Jones Dole expression because of the high negative correlation between the B and D terms.

The state appellate court in Santa Ana recently interpreted April's U.S. Supreme Court decision for the first time, reducing punitive damages to four times compensatory damages in a case called Diamond Woodworks vs. Argonaut Insurance.

"He always wished that his first child would be a boy," Yolayna Alvarez said recently, interpreting for her father, "and that he would be able to go to school because of baseball.

Until recently, interpreting plasma-lipid metabolite data has been subjective, but now we can discriminate lipid accumulation and catabolism and make comparisons among varying degrees of catabolism or accumulation [28].

With next-generation sequencing technologies, however, we can compare the genetic information in tumor tissue and normal tissue taken from the same person a feat that was inconceivable until very recently (see "Interpreting the Genome").

Recently, he interpreted for a deaf couple undergoing a separation.

These enclosures were considered to be fortified settlements but have more recently been interpreted as the result of general processes of social complexity, symbolism, monumentality, interaction, and space demarcation, among others.