Sentence examples for and will be interpreted from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia are the only statewide elections this year and will be interpreted as a referendum on the new president.

In a totalitarian regime operated by psychopaths, megalomaniacs, kleptomaniacs and gangsters, you don't choose to challenge authority: anything you do may, and will, be interpreted that way.

The definition of valid excuse is quite liberal and will be interpreted to include excessive workload in other classes, travel for academic reasons or for a job interview, minor illness, or other reasons at the instructor's discretion.

What has happened at the tribunal is far from justice, and will be interpreted by observers in the Balkans and beyond as the continuation of war by legal means — with the United States, Germany and other Western powers on one side, and the Serbs on the other.

If reinforcement of a certain hypothalamic discharge then occurs, this will prolong the feeling of elation, and will be interpreted as an experience of God.

The SOM must therefore give the spectrum managers a confidence measure that the information available indicates that the defined threshold is exceeded, or not, and will be interpreted subjectively along with any other information or constraints available.

Secondary, tertiary, and exploratory analyses will focus on the other outcomes and subgroups, and findings will be interpreted cautiously.

Secondary, tertiary, and exploratory analyses will focus on the secondary endpoints and subgroups, and findings will be interpreted cautiously.

25 The thematic coding frame will be explored and refined 24 and findings will be interpreted in the light of existing theory and literature.

Sub-group effects will be identified by inspection of interaction terms, and these will be interpreted in light of power relative to main effects and supporting evidence of mechanism [ 31].

Monitor is urged to take "a proportionate approach that encourages both", but it is admitted that "it remains unclear in practice how the rules of competition and integration will be interpreted".