Sentence examples for as it will be interpreted from inspiring English sources
Hamas operatives will have a hard time finding support for their opposition, as it will be interpreted as rejecting the principle of realizing the long-held goal-a Palestinian state.
My fear is that rather than acting as a deterrent it will be interpreted as a declaration of war and an escalation of the violence.
This is being reported in the media as a 6-hour day, but more likely it will be interpreted as four eight-hour days plus four hours on Friday.
In terms of this notion of optimality, however, Blutner is not able yet to explain how the more complex form (4) can have an interpretation at all, in particular, why it will be interpreted as non-stereotypical killing.
"It will be interpreted as such by the ideologues and seen as such by the moderates, the ones that America should be trying to win over".
"It will be interpreted as a joke, while we are dealing with a serious problem".
If presented among letters, it will be interpreted as 'S' and will associate the respective synesthetic color.
Symbolic: Explain that you believe the size and quality of a diamond represents the depth and strength of your commitment, not to mention that it will be interpreted as a measure of his success in other people's eyes.
The resolution may not be intended as ideological, he told his colleagues, "but it will be interpreted that way at this time".
"If the measure announced in the British official communication is enacted, it will be interpreted by Ecuador as an unacceptable, unfriendly and hostile act and as an attempt against our sovereignty," Ecuador's foreign minister declared.
