Sentence examples for be interpreted as support from inspiring English sources

His failure to criticize the social status quo — except on the "moral issues" of alcohol and others — thus had to be interpreted as support for it.

She said an administrator of the Gulen-linked Fatih University in Istanbul told her that Mr. Gulen had adamantly opposed the notion of accepting education funds offered by Saudi Arabia, "because it'll be interpreted as support from the Saudi government".

The Nonaligned Movement's chairmanship rotates from member to member in a predetermined mechanism, and thus, any head of state's presence at its summit meetings indicates nothing more than a commitment to the organization and should not be interpreted as support or disapproval for the Iranian regime or any host state.

In the presence of gravitation, any positive effect could be interpreted as support for either collapse or decoherence (with the above proviso).

The findings may, however, be interpreted as support for the suggestion that MOH-sufferers who overuse psychotropic substances should be regarded as a specific, more severe subgroup of MOH [6 8].

The p-value based on deviance is 0.97 so the logistic regression model is not rejected but again it is to be noted that, following the logic of p-values, this is not to be interpreted as support for this model.

Oxfam have said they could be silenced during the election campaign because of fears their comments will be interpreted as supporting one party.

"The main dispute in Iraq is between those who want Iraq to join the US camp and those who seek an independent Iraq," said Khamenei, in words that could be interpreted as supporting the political status quo here.

There is another story that they could have told or should have told, but the report was written as if they had this particular conclusion that they wanted to give, and only cited the few bits of evidence they could that could be interpreted as supporting that conclusion.

(Though of course, as many (e.g., Burge 1979) have pointed out, Twin-Earth cases may be interpreted as supporting a psychological conclusion as well).

Potentially controversial papers should receive especially careful scrutiny, the publisher said, and some topics—including "hypotheses that could be interpreted as supporting racism" should be off limits.