Sentence examples for generally interpreted from inspiring English sources

General locomotion is generally interpreted within the framework of fear of novelty.

Thus the doctrine is generally interpreted by courts as not applying if the generic word is not a word from a foreign language, but one from an English-speaking foreign country.

This was generally interpreted as an ungentle poke at the Dame, a woman of considerable size.

The law as it is generally interpreted makes sense to Mr. Young, the warden.

Courts have generally interpreted that decision to support, though obliquely, the collective-rights model.

Attacks on Westerners are generally interpreted in such sites as a means of attacking the royal family.

Those communications are generally interpreted to mean advertisements on radio and television broadcasts in the run-up to an election.

Washington essentially accepted Hamilton's advice and in April issued a proclamation of neutrality that was generally interpreted as pro-British.

Local church officials generally interpreted the guideline to apply also to volunteers like music directors, basketball coaches and parochial-school class mothers.

Fairtrade Foundation standards do not regulate wages if a smallholder employs less than a "significant number" of workers, which is generally interpreted to mean 20.

Ms. Bakhmina, the corrections official said, is in a civilian hospital "not far away," generally interpreted to mean not far from Moscow.