Sentence examples for being interpreted to from inspiring English sources

"What has amazed me is how open it is to being interpreted, to being played with.

Little is known about how other authorities, including Executive Order 12333, which some consider the intelligence community's most essential charter, are being interpreted to permit spying on Americans.

Sensenbrenner said the Patriot Act was being interpreted to allow for forms of surveillance that were never envisaged when it was passed.

In French-speaking Africa, recent events are being interpreted to mean that France will no longer unconditionally support loyal but corrupt leaders in its former colonies and that it may be shifting toward demanding more accountability.

"As these cases and others like them get sorted out we will learn to what extent copyright law is being interpreted to give the owners of content an indirect monopoly over the development of useful consumer information technologies," said Peter Jaszi, a law professor at American University.

And Admiral Locklear explained that the scope of civil protection was being interpreted to permit the removal of the chain of command of Qaddafi's military, which includes Qaddafi," Turner said.

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

Piscataway was interpreted to mean "great deer river".

It can be interpreted to oppress women or interpreted to liberate them...

Maybe the law will be interpreted to favor owners in situations like this.

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