Sentence examples similar to inclusively interpreted from inspiring English sources
For me, these core values, central to so many, provide at least one explanation why, in the years since the U.S.'s original principles became part of our ethos, they have been interpreted inclusively to expand those unalienable Rights.
The commission says "membership of a particular social group" should be interpreted as inclusively as possible to cover those persecuted because of gender, sexual orientation or age.
He interpreted "The United States of America," for which the Constitution had been framed, exclusively rather than inclusively.
Catherine interpreted the rappings.
Spectra were manually interpreted.
Interpreting coefficients.
Cancer patients may interpret the item, "How do you rate your health?" to mean, "How do you rate your health relative to other cancer patients?" or "compared with your ideal health?" or "compared with when you were really sick last week?" They may consider health narrowly – "side effects of cancer treatment" – or inclusively.
