Sentence examples for been interpreted to from inspiring English sources

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

But the article has been interpreted to allow forces for self-defense.

A preliminary report has been interpreted to suggest that gum chewing reduces duration of postcolectomy ileus.

The timing of the disclosure has usually been interpreted to mean, "before formal contracts are executed".

The second has been interpreted to have predicted the rise and fall of communism.

"Peaceful" has been interpreted to mean "non-aggressive" rather than non-military.

This has been interpreted to mean that a link to a site's privacy policy should be on its home page.

That has traditionally been interpreted to mean drugs that might benefit the test subjects and society at large.

The Constitution says the presidency is open to "rijal," a Farsi term that has been interpreted to mean men.

It's appropriate, though sad for Gödel, that his work has been interpreted to have simultaneously opposite meanings.

These correlations have often been interpreted to mean that businesses with low market shares inevitably have poor long-term prospects.