Sentence examples for been interpreted as open from inspiring English sources

The government push has been interpreted as open season on migrants who have become prey to an exploding number of criminals and the police who rob, rape, beat and kill them.

Then, the bi-objective optimization model can be used in a formally identical way, with the exception that now, the opening costs c i are to be interpreted as opening costs per delivery period, i.e., they are computed by dividing the total opening costs for the supply phase by the number of delivery periods.

On occasion, they have threatened a referendum on independence, and this week the Bosnian Serb parliament passed a law on referendum which could be interpreted as opening the door for secession.

The notion of a Darwinian threshold can be interpreted as opening the way for a Lamarkian view of early evolution (usually favoured by astrophysicists and chemists who are often dominant in number in the origin of life community).

17 The statute does not contain, and has never before been interpreted as containing, the open-ended grant of authority to federal courts that today's decision purports to uncover.

The decision to review each of the station closures and the admission that some may remain open has been interpreted as a significant concession to the unions.

It has been interpreted as an attempt to bring their relationship into the open.

They have been interpreted as referring to the atomic age.

But it has equally been interpreted as a personal manifesto.

General impression of open demeanour: A smiling and relaxed facial expression was interpreted as an open demeanour and was the primary demeanour described by the parents.

Since the coal on that land was of poor quality, the mining at Wentworth was interpreted as an open act of class-war.