Sentence examples for be interpreted as part from inspiring English sources
Today's statement, he said, "can be interpreted as part of the first steps toward eventual rate hikes without any intention of becoming restrictive".
His pledges are likely to be interpreted as part of a Conservative effort to woo voters outside of the party's traditional southern heartlands.
Mr. Rendell, in an interview in his office here, said Mr. Specter's loss should not be interpreted as part of a national trend.
Were this to occur, it could be interpreted as part of this historical continuum – tied in with Obama's declining popularity ratings and an increasingly glum mood among voters who aren't seeing the fruits of the purported economic recovery.
This background may or may not explain Lou's descent into criminality — the murders he commits can be interpreted as part of a long-gestating plan of revenge — but it is explored in such a lumbering, incoherent way that the film becomes blurry and distracted just when it should be gathering momentum and force.
These measures can be interpreted as part of overall DRR practice.
How can conflicts as different as those in Palestine, the Caucasus, Kashmir and the Balkans, even East Timor, be interpreted as parts of a seamless conspiracy against Islam?
Several widely used efficient network modularization methods [2], [7] can be interpreted as parts of the ModuLand method family either by 1).
The government crackdown on displaying the symbol has been interpreted as part of a wider campaign to drive Morsi's backers from the public arena.
Although the latter has been interpreted as part of a wider social and community based movement, many of the larger scale companies operating in this space are essentially rebadged capitalist enterprises such as Airbnb, Uber or digital marketplaces such as E-Bay.
For example, the ripping up of the beach was interpreted as part of a grand plan to turn the island into "Phi Phi Leo", a tourist attraction like the nearby Khao Ping Gan, Scaramanga's hideaway in the Man With The Golden Gun, which is now a horrible shrine to Bond tat.
