Sentence examples for have never interpreted from inspiring English sources
I have never interpreted an event the same way.
The Court has never interpreted this clause before, and so, absent any precedent to guide them, the Justices hit the history books.
Most had never read Darwin.
On the health care bill, Professor Randy Barnett has been a persuasive spokesman for the novel theory that, broad as the Commerce Clause has been read, it has never been interpreted to hold that individuals can be subject to taxation and regulation when they have refused to enter into certain kinds of mandatory transactions.
This has never been interpreted.
Gretchen Van Ness, a Boston lawyer hired to be a special counsel to Provincetown, where nearly a quarter of roughly 180 marriage applications were from out-of state, said the 1913 law has never been interpreted by a court.
It has never been interpreted by the Supreme Court.
She also claimed that the "emoluments clause has never been interpreted to apply to fair market value exchanges that have absolutely nothing to do with an officeholder".
"The so-called emoluments clause has never been interpreted, however, to apply to fair value exchanges that have absolutely nothing to do with an office holder," Dillon said.
This fact has never been interpreted.
Although extensively applied in some fields of epidemiology, measures of DA are still unusual in public health., As far as we know, measures of DA have never been explicitly used to interpret associations between migrant groups and a risk of poor SRH.
