Sentence examples for how it would interpret from inspiring English sources

NAIF told Greenpeace in an email, seen by Guardian Australia, that it had not yet finalised its policies and guidelines, outlining how it would interpret the mandatory eligibility criteria, including the one related to public benefit.

Mr. Leahy commended the S.E.C. for clarifying how it would interpret the Dodd-Frank provision.

"It makes a difference how I would interpret the results".

For a long time I was at loss about how I would interpret the "T".

How I would interpret the needs of my patients was fundamentally altered now that I had been one myself.

The broad wording of the new policy spurred speculation regarding how it would be interpreted.

He contemplated doubling, but was not certain how it would have been interpreted by his partner.

Before starting, the researchers drew up a three-page "replication report" for each study, spelling out how it would be executed and interpreted.

The resolution called on city employees in this town near Olympia not to follow provisions of the law that violate the Constitution -- though leaving it vague how they would interpret this.

Practice by questioning yourself of what possible questions could be asked and how you would interpret it.

Also, the interpretation of a 6 month change in readiness on a continuous scale for someone who continues to drink risky amounts is difficult, since it not clear how one would interpret a change in some number of points.