Sentence examples similar to interpreted as declarations from inspiring English sources

That might, in retrospect, be interpreted as a declaration of leverage in itself.

The academic but economically correct testimony was interpreted as a declaration that the United States would not intervene in the currency markets to support the weakening Japanese yen.

Senator Jim Webb of Virginia said it is for all practical purposes mandating the military option, that it is a clearly worded sense of Congress that could be interpreted as a declaration of war.

That comment was widely interpreted as a declaration that Mr. Demirel is ready to re-enter party politics, a move that could transform the political landscape and threaten the careers of some current party leaders.

Mikio Aoki, an influential member of the upper house of Parliament, openly criticized Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi today, saying that "what he lacks most is leadership vis-à-vis the economy," a remark that analysts later interpreted as a declaration of political war against Mr. Takenaka's plan.

My fear is that rather than acting as a deterrent it will be interpreted as a declaration of war and an escalation of the violence.

A year in prison is "woefully insufficient," but anything less "could only be interpreted as a declaration that mine safety laws are not to be taken seriously," prosecutors argued.

Perez responded by issuing a strongly worded statement in support of abortion rights that many interpreted as a declaration that lawmakers who legislate their anti-abortion views were not welcome in the Democratic camp.

Maher's announcement on Friday has been interpreted as a defiant declaration, but Maher left himself plenty of wiggle room to bow out before December 20.

The Iranian regime must therefore realize that its pursuit of nuclear weapons will be interpreted as tantamount to a declaration of war against Israel and even the U.S. itself.

He has sometimes made headlines with subtle changes in his oratory that could be interpreted as a tilt toward a declaration of independence from the mainland.