Sentence examples for have been interpreting from inspiring English sources

But what is considered likely is that the Indians have been interpreting our foreign policy to the Chinese as one that does not include territorial ambition.

The former Lord Chancellor, Lord Irvine, unleashed a detailed critique of the way in which the courts have been interpreting one of the most far-reaching laws introduced by the last Labour government.

"You cannot dismiss this sort of rhetoric as just a figure of speech or hyperbole because that's not how the people on the ground have been interpreting the pronouncements of the president".

Eritrea on 19th Street Since 1992, the Ghebreyesus brothers, who came to America from Eritrea, have been interpreting the food of their homeland at Caffe Adulis, their restaurant in New Haven.

The hard part will be leaving the museum's purpose indeterminate enough to allow visitors to let their own imaginations and emotions shape their experience while making it determinate enough to gratify all the parties that have been interpreting Sept. 11, 2001, in their own terms.

That gives the committee a broad remit to make recommendations as to whether the law could be altered or whether new guidance could be given to judges to change the way they have been interpreting the Human Rights Act which incorporates the European Convention on Human Rights into UK law.

They have been interpreted as referring to the atomic age.

Most Maya inscriptions that have been interpreted are calendrical inscriptions.

The bearhug may never have been interpreted quite so literally.

Also some of my real words have been interpreted badly".

These documents, therefore, have been interpreted with utmost caution.