Sentence examples for interpret the declaration from inspiring English sources
Historian Bertram Wyatt-Brown wrote that "abolitionists tended to interpret the Declaration of Independence as a theological as well as a political document".
Finally, the survey showed that Mahroum, Bradley and Thombs all interpret the U.S. Constitution and the Declaration of Independence to mean that God is the highest source of authority in the country, over voters, the Supreme Court and the Constitution.
This comparison will help to interpret the results of the card games (based on subjective declarations) according to the objective and factual elements from the patient's file.
The declaration, due to be ratified by all 47 states by 2013, confirms the ultimate authority of the ECHR to interpret the European Convention.
The French government, now acting without the king, interpreted this declaration as a threat to its sovereignty and responded with a series of provocations answered in kind by Austria and Prussia that led to a French declaration of war on Austria in April 1792.
To the extent that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the covenant overlap, however, the latter is understood to explicate and help interpret the former.
And this emotional truth may help outsiders interpret the White Paper the Chinese leaders issued last week, warning more explicitly than before that Taiwan's foot-dragging in negotiations, let alone any declaration of independence, could force China to take "drastic measures".
Meteorologists then interpret the data.
