Sentence examples for have interpreted that from inspiring English sources

American officials have interpreted that comment as an acknowledgment that North Korea possesses other weapons of mass destruction.

Many Wall Street analysts have interpreted that comment as pointing to action as early as the Fed's meeting in September.

The Gulf Cooperation Council, a group of Persian Gulf states, has also called for an expansion of nuclear power in the Middle East for energy purposes, but many experts have interpreted that statement as a response to Iran's nuclear program.

Industry executives and analysts have interpreted that official denial as a way to wield an undeclared trade weapon without creating a policy trail that could make it easier for other countries to bring a case against China at the World Trade Organization.

Previous studies have interpreted that signal from NAA in metastases is due to the presence of viable neurons within an infiltrative tumour or contamination from normal brain tissue since NAA is a neuron specific metabolite [ 24, 27].

Mr. Lieberman and his rabbis have interpreted that by drawing a line between governing and campaigning.

For decades, team owners had interpreted that extension as including the reserve clause itself, in effect binding a player to his club in perpetuity.

Japan has interpreted that clause to mean that its military activities are restricted to defending its territory from attack.

It was therefore given a mandate that focused primarily on inflation, and has interpreted that mandate very narrowly.

By Friday, McLane had concluded that some people had interpreted that concern to mean he was looking for a way out of his contract with Clemens.

The plaintiffs assert that Ms. Ocasio has interpreted that passage to mean that the veteran's groups cannot discuss their ritual with veterans' families.