Sentence examples for how it interprets from inspiring English sources
But as the SNP campaign was explicitly not about independence or about a mandate for another referendum, it has to be careful how it interprets its mandate.
Q: As secretary of state, can you dictate to the Charity Commission how it interprets "charitable"?
Magicians alter what the brain perceives by manipulating how it interprets scenes, Dr. Bach said, "and a distant goal of cognitive psychology would be to numerically predict this".
A bipartisan group of eight senators will introduce a bill on Tuesday that would force the government to reveal how it interprets the laws underpinning the massive surveillance programs revealed by the Guardian.
"The industry is at a significant point now in how it views itself, how it interprets risk and how it will use insurance going forward," said Thomas Doe, chief executive of Municipal Market Advisors, a research firm.
(The IRS might also set a higher minimum residual value for a gift, depending on how it interprets the law).
The Court's decision hinged on how it interpreted the definition of the words "perform" and "public".
The Bush administration also never explained how it interpreted laws that were later passed to expand the government's powers to eavesdrop.
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How it was interpreted before has to be how it is interpreted at the World Cup," he says.
