Sentence examples for be trusted to interpret from inspiring English sources
There's a reason this society is so litigious and lawyers are so busy – it's because Sarah Palin can't be trusted to interpret the bill of rights for us.
Political parties which demand the dismantling of all security and intelligence agencies do not fare well at the polls.W.W. asks this: "Who decided that the NSA and a secret court should be trusted to interpret the meaning of the fourth amendment in a context shielded from either public scrutiny or congressional or judicial oversight?"The answer is Congress.
It all comes back to how the data is interpreted and governments won't always be trusted to make the right call.
"We need to gain something from the Americans, before we pose and smile with them," said Hamid-Reza Taraghi, an official who is one of the few trusted to interpret the speeches of Ayatollah Khamenei.
"Rouhani can only attempt to have direct talks because the supreme leader has agreed to it; otherwise, Rouhani would not be in New York now," said Hamid-Reza Taraghi, an insider who is one of the few people trusted to interpret for the public the supreme leader's sermons and speeches.
If the Moran's test is not significant (i.e., there is no statistical evidence that the residuals are spatially autocorrelated), the linear model can be trusted and interpreted.
Assessments in medical education must be reliable, so that outcomes or scores may be trusted, meaningfully interpreted, and resulting decisions defended [ 13].
In the end, they agree that an Islamic state is not the best option — not because Islam doesn't grant rights to women but because the male clerics who interpret the religion cannot be trusted.
The data suggest strongly that the government simply cannot be trusted:This lack of trust is exacerbated by the perceived contradiction between policy and motive when it comes to matters relating to health The lack of trust extends to be a general underlying logic by which participants interpret virtually every issue raised.
