Sentence examples for interpreted as part from inspiring English sources
Today's statement, he said, "can be interpreted as part of the first steps toward eventual rate hikes without any intention of becoming restrictive".
The government crackdown on displaying the symbol has been interpreted as part of a wider campaign to drive Morsi's backers from the public arena.
His pledges are likely to be interpreted as part of a Conservative effort to woo voters outside of the party's traditional southern heartlands.
Considering the relevant role of certain landscape features in the Inka worldview, this is interpreted as part of a symbolic appropriation of the surrounding landscape.
It is argued that these are better interpreted as part of a heuristic pursuit of an exact theoretical biology than as a "definition of life".
In particular, the Gondola Slide was originally interpreted as part of a single collapse event that affected the SWAM during the LGM.
How can conflicts as different as those in Palestine, the Caucasus, Kashmir and the Balkans, even East Timor, be interpreted as parts of a seamless conspiracy against Islam?
The textiles were interpreted as parts of socks, some shoe leather, as well as the shreds of the damask shroud – scraps of surviving embroidery, including a lion's head, showed it had once been a truly regal garment.
Several ultramafic suites in the eastern Piedmont Province of NC are interpreted as parts of ophiolite sequences (Butler 1989).
Several widely used efficient network modularization methods [2], [7] can be interpreted as parts of the ModuLand method family either by 1).
Other citizen journalists in Homs have been killed recently in what activists interpret as part of a deliberate campaign to choke off news of the opposition.
