Sentence examples for how it is interpreted from inspiring English sources

These factors will combine to significantly increase the difficulty as regards when the AD should be implemented, its true applicability to the clinical situation and how it is interpreted.

But whatever his intention, he could not control how it is interpreted anyway.

Essentially, the debate involves due process and how it is interpreted in various countries.

The interesting question, though, is not in the science but in how it is interpreted.

As with all big data, it's not the size that really matters but how it is interpreted and classified.

Once an image is in the public sphere, the photographer no longer has any control over how it is interpreted.

He espoused a love for the Constitution, and how it was interpreted by its framers.

"It was amazing how it was interpreted internationally," Ms. Ntshingila said.

"It's generated by transmission of an injury message but also by what that message means, how it's interpreted.

"The degree to which that was seen by police, and if so how it was interpreted, must be explored in the evidence," she said.

"How it was interpreted in the press was Obama talking to a bunch of wine-sipping San Francisco liberals with an anthropological view toward white working-class voters.