Sentence examples for hitherto interpreted from inspiring English sources
All depends on the precise meaning of "corruptly persuades", which courts have hitherto interpreted in different ways.
Saturnalia tupiniquim has been originally interpreted as a herbivorous animal9, mostly taking into account its sauropodomorph affinities, which was hitherto interpreted as a typically herbivore clade, rather than based on specific aspects of its anatomy.
That's the point of the famous eleventh thesis on Feuerbach: "Philosophers have hitherto only interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change it".
That's the point of the famous eleventh thesis on Feuerbach: "Philosophers have hitherto only interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change it". Marx was not saying that philosophy is irrelevant; he was saying that philosophical problems arise out of real-life conditions, and they can be solved only by changing those conditions by remaking the world.
35 The national court wishes to be in a position to determine whether the relevant provisions of the UrhG, which grant certain rights to the producer independently of the contractual provisions, are applicable as interpreted hitherto by the Austrian courts or whether a contrary interpretation that is consistent with European Union law is required.
The law has been liberally interpreted, hitherto, to afford all possible facilities to the various correspondents, but recent events have made it necessary to establish stricter control.
34 In those circumstances, the national court seems to be of the view that the first and second sentences of Paragraph 38(1) of the UrhG, as interpreted hitherto by Austrian legal literature and the Austrian courts, are contrary to European Union law.
We have interpreted and discussed hitherto ancient ecological interactions between extinct and extant finch species.
The heterozygote excess and the lack of inbreeding could be interpreted as a hitherto unknown outcrossing strategy of the species.
He interpreted Negro spirituals.
