Sentence examples for decided to interpret from inspiring English sources

"Ever since 2006, the Ministry of Justice has decided to interpret case law on this issue more and more narrowly.

The rule change was small and almost accidental — a state official decided to interpret a 1993 law differently from his predecessor.

Maybe the possibility of me being grabbed at the turnstile and carted off to a salt mine isn't in the specific law, but what if a bureaucrat somewhere in the Metropolitan Transportation Authority decided to interpret it that way?

Trump decided to interpret the question as a personal attack.

"They just decided to interpret the Police Services Act that way," said MacDonald Scott, an immigration consultant at Carranza LLP.

It's all right there in the Bible or whatever holy book you believe in, as you have decided to interpret it.

As ever, we should be cautious with crime stats, however we decide to interpret them.

The test of Boehner as Speaker will be how the Republican majority decides to interpret that tentative mandate.

The models of multivariate analysis were tested for their appropriateness before deciding to interpret the results.

Crazed Trump sycophants like Tomi Lahren, A.K.A Barbie on adderall, decide to interpret Kaepernick's statement as an overt attack on white people simply to appeal to her demographic and further widen the divide.

Faragó and his colleagues decided to see whether humans interpret the calls of dogs and other humans in similar ways.