Sentence examples for interpreted as approval from inspiring English sources

Silence, he said, "can wrongly be interpreted as approval".

Pakistan is counting on a rescheduling of some $3 billion of debt to western governments and a $280m loan disbursement from the IMF, both of which are now in jeopardy.The Fund has to decide whether a loan which might save ordinary Pakistanis from some further suffering would be interpreted as approval of the coup.

Some felt frustration that Woodfull had not publicly condemned the tactics, believing that his silence was interpreted as approval.

Woodfull's earlier public silence on the tactics had been interpreted as approval; the leak was significant in persuading the Australian public that Bodyline was unacceptable.

Some of his supporters worried that his acceptance of a place on a tour to South Africa might be interpreted as approval of the political situation there, but D'Oliveira was determined to play, aware of what it would mean to the non-white people of South Africa.

She described how she repeatedly attempted to gain the personal opinion of health care providers and how a "slip" by one oncologist was interpreted as approval to go forward with surgery.

Failure to act will be interpreted as tacit approval.

Silence in the face of such injustice could be wrongly interpreted as implicit approval.

But American officials also made it clear that the new arms should not be interpreted as tacit approval for Israel to accelerate planning for an attack on Iran.

As Rod Carew praised a fiery Twins coach named Billy Martin, a clap of thunder was heard, which Carew interpreted as Martin's approval.

The union stayed neutral in the last election, which many interpreted as a tacit approval of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's bid for a third term.