Sentence examples for could reasonably be interpreted from inspiring English sources
The arguments will turn on whether the message could reasonably be interpreted as menacing under the terms of the legislation.
Under the state Public Officers Law, it is illegal to give or accept a gift to a state official worth more than $75, if that gift could reasonably be interpreted as being meant to influence state policy.
The case resulted in the court granting an exception to the McCain-Feingold provisions in issue ads unless they could reasonably be interpreted as an effort to encourage the support or defeat of a candidate.
One could reasonably be interpreted as a joke on the black community which conveys black male culture as misogynistic and ignorant; the other is a joke on that section of the white community who over-identify with black culture and make themselves look ridiculous in the process.
We think that the subsequent transition morphologies could reasonably be interpreted as an extended growth cone or a distinct and short part of the proximal axon that got recruited to new active functions during layer formation.
Justice Souter noted, for example, that while the statute's text referred only to health threats "in the workplace," the law could not reasonably be interpreted as barring employers from considering a health threat that a worker might pose to those outside the workplace.
However, Ofcom, in its ruling published today, said Moyles's language "could have reasonably been interpreted by listeners as promoting and condoning certain negative stereotypes based on sexual orientation".
