Sentence examples for been interpreted to mean from inspiring English sources

The protections contained in the amendment have been determined less on the basis of what the Constitution says than according to what it has been interpreted to mean, and, as such, its constitutional meaning has inherently been fluid.

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

"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.

Traditionally, that has been interpreted to mean the country of the candidate's citizenship, which is Ireland in McQuaid's case.

Historically, "administrative personnel" was interpreted to mean state employees.

Piscataway was interpreted to mean "great deer river".

Neither should our distaste for the war be interpreted to mean that we support the Tigers.

This was interpreted to mean that she was winding down her opera career though she would continue to perform concerts.