Sentence examples for case has been interpreted from inspiring English sources
My letter to Radio 4's The Media Show last week about the Miriam O'Reilly/Countryfile age discrimination case has been interpreted in some odd ways (Report, 23 February; Letters, 28 February).
The United States Supreme Court's decision to take the case has been interpreted on both sides as an indication that the court is likely to rule against the state.
With Mallya refusing to leave the UK, Indian authorities risk embarrassment as banks face growing pressure to recover a string of bad loans, and Mallya's case has been interpreted as a test of how India handles wealthy tycoons.
These cases have been interpreted as signs of lineage plasticity of the underlying B-cell neoplasm, a phenomenon that was originally recognized in mouse models27.
So far, most of reported sub-functionalization cases have been interpreted in the light of the popular ddc model while the eac model has received little support in the literature.
This phenomenon has been interpreted as a case of adaptive radiation [ 24].
But video testimony has been interpreted by experts in other cases, and those interpretations have sometimes proved extremely consequential.
It has been interpreted in several cases to preclude arbitration when a litigant can show that the cost of vindicating his or her claim in arbitration is so high that the case cannot proceed if arbitration is required.
The argument is advanced, however, by amici National Committee for Public Education and Religious Liberty et al. This variation of the "entanglement" test has been interpreted differently in different cases.
In some cases, a tweet of another outlet's story by a Times reporter has been interpreted as The Times confirming the story, when it in fact has not.
