Sentence examples for has ever interpreted from inspiring English sources
Election law expert Melanie Sloan, who runs the anti-corruption group Citizens for Ethics and Responsibility in Washington, agreed that "no court has ever interpreted the definition of campaign contribution this broadly".
(Table 4) χ2 = 168.523; p < 0,000; dl 18 λ = 0.186, dependent variable "Use of GRC interpreters during previous 6 months" V = 0,322; P < 0,000 The common recourse to bilingual staff is also reflected in the results of a separate item on the questionnaire which asked if respondents had ever themselves interpreted for a patient.
These findings may be interpreted as indicating that any menopausal woman who has ever been infected with HPV-16 is at risk of reactivation.
No Supreme Court case has ever said that the Court has a monopoly on the power to interpret the Constitution.
"Nobody has ever challenged him".
Have you ever noticed how on the decisive day the light comes through the trees the a certain way, how the patterns of the future reveal themselves as a ghost language and you got to do more than just pay attention but use all the knowledge and wisdom you have ever gained to interpret it?
Carey debuted "Infinity" — a track about losing "the best you've ever had" — that was interpreted to be a diss of her estranged husband.
If this were the only vaccine study that had ever been done, you would interpret it differently than if there'd been a number of studies, including studies with the same two components, that were negative.
They speak in a bloodless translatorese, except that no translator ever interpreted this badly.
