Sentence examples for continued to interpret from inspiring English sources

Bush administration officials continued to interpret the tape broadcast on Tuesday as evidence of a link between Iraq and Al Qaeda.

Ironically, the Civil Rights Division even under Schlozman and von Spakovsky continued to interpret voting law as prohibiting the purging of voters for not voting.

Yet, in a community where sex work was highly stigmatised, both community members and local project workers continued to interpret the project's brief as one of "reforming" CSWs to adopt more respectable livelihood strategies.

Mr. McCall, meanwhile, continues to interpret Mr. Pataki's aggressive campaigning as a sign of desperation.

The brain continues to interpret stimuli from those fibres as arriving from what it had previously learned was the limb.

What's the point, his graphs seem to ask, of continuing to interpret individual books — especially books that have already been interpreted over and over?

In March 1999, state officials wrote to California Breast Care, saying the clinic could have liabilities "if Dr. Weiner continues to interpret mammograms produced by your active machine".

Yet Dr. Weiner, who says he has been treated unfairly, continues to interpret breast X-rays for at least three other clinics.

He is battling appendix cancer, and a prognosis that he has months to live, undergoing a second round of chemotherapy this fall while continuing to interpret.

QUESTION FROM IGOR: I am a 3L law student and although I haven't taken a 1st amendment class, I have a trouble understanding why the Court continues to interpret money as speech.

Julia A. Clarke, a paleontologist at the University of Texas at Austin and a member of the research team, noted that many experts continue to interpret dinosaur feathering in aerodynamic terms, and so it probably was to some extent.