Sentence examples for be interpreted to include from inspiring English sources

"All forms of pornography" can be interpreted to include a lot of art and popular culture.

Maylea said he hoped the terms of reference would be interpreted to include a focus on treatment of involuntary inpatients.

"It should be interpreted to include chemicals which, although not carcinogenic by themselves, combine with other substances to induce cancer," Dr. Epstein said.

It declared that "no overt or covert operations inside Pakistan shall be permitted" — a broad reference that could be interpreted to include all C.I.A. operations.

This case turns on whether the words “community spouse’s income” in §1396r—5 e)(2)(C) may be interpreted to include potential, posteligibility transfers of income from the institutionalized spouse permitted by §1396r—5(d)(1)(B).

The definition of valid excuse is quite liberal and will be interpreted to include excessive workload in other classes, travel for academic reasons or for a job interview, minor illness, or other reasons at the instructor's discretion.

They typically have been interpreted to include financial, organizational or other types of material support.

Apparently Mario Procaccino's taunt about Lindsay and his "Manhattan arrangement" - which was interpreted to include Wasps as well as Manhattanites - was well remembered.

Both seem to have an equal claim, but if the term is interpreted to include expansion and consolidation of the settlement, then the honour must go to Fawkner.

This has been interpreted to include damage to mental health, which pro-lifers say creates a big loophole.Pro-choice groups say they exaggerate.

Mr. Sharon pledged last week not to carry out military operations in the Palestinian areas as long as calm prevailed, a promise that might have been interpreted to include a halt to house demolitions.