Sentence examples for interpreted against from inspiring English sources

In each, ambiguities or holes in the company's by-laws were interpreted against it.

The reign of Constantine must be interpreted against the background of his personal commitment to Christianity.

Ovid's next work, the Metamorphoses, must also be interpreted against its contemporary literary background, particularly in regard to Virgil's Aeneid.

Even the phenomenon of Pegida is too easily interpreted against the background of Germany's Nazi past, whereas in reality its ugly blend of nationalism, Islamophobia and hostility to multiculturalism makes more sense when examined alongside Ukip.

The other judges said that any rule has got to be interpreted against the background of some general moral principles, one of which was that people can't profit through their own deliberate wrong.

And the lessons of both cases are quite clear: Any ambiguity in an advance notice by-law will be interpreted against the company and in favor of the stockholder.

But the officers did tell them they sometimes relied on other family members or children to interpret, against department guidelines.

The etiological significance of detecting microorganisms in the naso-oropharynx during an acute episode of pneumonia can be difficult to interpret against a background of asymptomatic colonization, replication, or persistence of genetic material beyond the period of acute infection.

However, we disagree that their results can be interpreted meaningfully against our study.

Our findings describe the propensity of a gene set to have suffered LGT, not the number of LGT events, and therefore, our result must be interpreted strictly against that definition.

The interpretation of certain statements which might be interpreted as telling against Ammonius' espousal of, say, the transcendent One, is also a complex matter.