Sentence examples for be interpreted by from inspiring English sources
Evidence must be interpreted by humans.
"It will be interpreted by the services depending upon their unique situations," he said.
Later, concerned at how his remark might be interpreted by the press in attendance, Redford elaborated.
The solo intervention also seemed to be interpreted by many traders as a sign of weakness.
It appears to be interpreted by most forces as preserving the status quo.
What should East play, and how should his card be interpreted by West?
He said he altered his posts because "I realized they could be interpreted by anybody".
Resolutions that are so wishy-washy can be interpreted by every member state as they wish.
Experts like Greenwood are concerned that without advocacy, progress might be interpreted by donors as 'job done'.
The convention has not been tested and would have to be interpreted by the courts, Golding adds.
"Provisions" can be interpreted by extremists to allow for the imposition of Sharia, or strict Islamic law.
