Sentence examples for interpret this statement from inspiring English sources

Fed watchers interpret this statement as a prelude to interest rate cuts starting in January.

There are many ways to interpret this statement, the least of which is that O'Farrell was dismissing Burney's comments about Goward by dint of her Aboriginality, and inferring Burney was only in her position because of it.

This injects considerable uncertainty into the mix because of the subjectivity of what, in the moment of a crisis, constitutes a "reasonable prospect". Authorities in different countries and at different points in time will interpret this statement differently.

Or, at least, that's how the president is likely to interpret this statement from Condoleezza Rice: "This is not 1968, and the invasion of Czechoslovakia, where Russia can invade its neighbor, occupy a capital, overthrow a government and get away with it.

It took 15 or 20 years before I had the intimate knowledge of physics necessary to interpret this statement well enough to understand his meaning.

Let's interpret this statement by relating it to one of my own real-life experiences.

But several oil experts and diplomats interpreted this statement to mean that Saudi and American oil officials had similar interpretations of oil market pressures and that the Saudis would try to persuade other OPEC members that some production increases were warranted.

The Times reported that its sources interpreted this statement to mean that she would not implement the clause.

However, none of these autocratic regimes interpreted this statement as a call for violence or attack on them or anyone else. 1.

The Pāli Canon contains the claim that Saints have "abandoned merit (puñña) and wrongdoing (pāpa)." Some writers have interpreted this statement as meaning that ethical norms no longer apply to Saints.

Doggett interprets this statement as reflecting Harrison's "decaying relationship" with McCartney at the time.