Sentence examples for interpreted as permission from inspiring English sources

Choudary had invited any kind of media that would come, but I wasn't anybody important, so all I got was a nod, which I interpreted as permission to film.

But those are big ideas and far removed from a population's everyday life where cold is interpreted as permission to ignore climate change.

In 1955, the high court declared that desegregation should proceed with "all deliberate speed," which integration opponents interpreted as permission to drag their feet.

The Ornaments Rubric states that the ornaments of the church and ministers thereof shall remain as they were in the second year of the reign of Edward VI, i.e. in 1548, when Mass was still celebrated (the Oxford Movement in the 19th century interpreted this as permission to wear chasubles, dalmatics and other vestments).

"The university took on board the concerns of representatives from the students' union regarding the wording in the injunction application which was interpreted as preventing protests across the whole of campus unless permission was granted by the university.

When the caregiver asked for the person's permission to disturb them, this was interpreted as helping the person with dementia feel a sense of self-determination.

But because an amnesty law passed in 1993 is interpreted as barring even the investigation of wartime crimes, the group was unable to get permission to look at graves in the surrounding hamlets -- until last week.

There is, of course, a danger that the "permission" given by encouragement to cultivate person-al capabilities might be interpreted as a warrant for inappropriate paternalism.

Ironically, this column turned out to be my ultimate betrayal of the school, or, at least, easily interpreted as such, because a classmate's mother sent it to the Washington Post, which, with my permission, reprinted it the week before my graduation.

One was hospitalized when Harrington took bikini photos from her phone, and another gave permission to search her device after a DUI arrest, which was apparently interpreted as a green light for shady behavior.

One was hospitalized when Harrington took bikini photos from her phone, and another gave permission to search her device after a DUI arrest, which was apparently interpreted as a green light for shady behavior.A California Highway Patrol officer has admitted to sending nude or semi-clad photos from suspects' phones to other officers.