Sentence examples for has always been interpreted from inspiring English sources

The requirement that tenants have some tie to actual trade has always been interpreted broadly.

Pakisatani anti-Americanism has always been interpreted as ideological abhorrence of the US.

Hours after being denied a marriage license by the New York City clerk, a gay couple filed suit in State Supreme Court in Manhattan -- the first of many expected in the state in the current campaign -- challenging the constitutionality of the 1896 state law that has always been interpreted as reserving marriage to a man and a woman.

The United States promised in 1982 that it would not increase the quality and quantity of arms sold to Taiwan, but that has always been interpreted by Washington to mean it could help the island maintain a defensive posture proportional to the perceived threat.

That exception has always been interpreted to mean "implied consent".

The lower sequence conservation in the amino-terminal IgV-like domain compared to the IgC2-like domains has always been interpreted as a sign of positive selection for sequence variation in the amino-terminal domain.

Their pain had always been interpreted as a psychological phenomenon: they were just "missing" their breasts.

Instances of monkeys shaking branches at each other, for example, have always been interpreted as a visual form of communication, Dr. Caldwell said.

The program began, however, with a substantial work, Martha Graham's "Errand Into the Maze" (1947), a mythological drama that has always been easy to interpret as an allegory for a woman's changing feelings about fear (possibly fear of masculinity and sex).

Microsoft has always been obsessed with carefully interpreting and segregating its markets; it's done that with its OS and Office packages for years.

He has deconstructed the very notion of theatricality, and to interpret his ideas has always been drawn to dancers who are physically and imaginatively hyper-flexible.