Sentence examples for as interpreted and from inspiring English sources

HS, AB and AS interpreted and reported on the data.

As interpreted and re-interpreted by the centered actors, the words seem nostalgic one minute and menacing the next.

In the majority opinion, Justice Kennedy wrote that the ruling did not foreclose other "constitutional challenges to the law as interpreted and applied after it goes into effect".

"Protect consumers" is a nice-sounding phrase, but as interpreted and practiced by politicians it can be easily confused with "Restrict choice".

Justice Kennedy's opinion noted that allowing the provision to stand for now "does not foreclose other pre-emption and constitutional challenges to the law as interpreted and applied after it goes into effect".

In ROME AND RHETORIC: Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" (Yale University, $15), Wills delves into Roman history as interpreted and reinterpreted by Shakespeare, largely through the four principal characters in "Julius Caesar": Caesar, Brutus, Antony and Cassius.

Under existing law (as promulgated, interpreted, and understood), the business corporation need not be an intrinsically greedy and selfish enterprise, existing only to generate shareholder returns.

Wendy Blum, who has danced with Ellis Wood and Stephan Koplowitz, will delve into funerary customs as interpreted by Evelyn Waugh, and into religious and political interpretations of bodily fluid.

Dominance of E W- and ENE WSW-trending wrENE WSW-trendingfolds as interpreted in Abdel and Lelek (1994) are the result of pure shear forces.

INSIDE TRACK: Middle-of-the-road Americana, as interpreted by Japan and executed in Kentucky.

It was rock performance as interpreted by Martha Graham and Le Corbusier.