Sentence examples for be interpreted to accommodate from inspiring English sources

While it is true that the definition of social state varies depending on one's political alliance and can be interpreted to accommodate a variety of social situations, one cannot help but doubt the AfD's alignment with the social state, as it is clearly contradicted by the policies discussed below.

But it seems possible that the positivist position could be interpreted to remove any ascribing of legitimacy to the institutions that define law in order to accommodate the critique of the radical ideology position.

It can be interpreted to oppress women or interpreted to liberate them...

The load displacement data were interpreted to give information about whether the imposed strain was being at least partly accommodated by the martensitic phase transformation, i.e. whether superelastic deformation was taking place.

Because the statute was interpreted to apply only to physical goods, the court declined to "stretch or update statutory words of plain and ordinary meaning in order to better accommodate the digital age".

Despite Mr Aso's efforts to stamp his personal mark on the new cabinet, the two appointments could be interpreted as gestures to accommodate other elements of the LDP, presumably to ensure party discipline before and after the general election and to widen the party's national appeal.

How, though, is it to be interpreted?

They need to be interpreted with care.

Some books beg to be interpreted.

They don't interpret the riddle; they are one more riddle to be interpreted.

They exist to be interpreted.