Sentence examples for interpreted as supportive from inspiring English sources

Some well-known figures have made statements interpreted as supportive of the administration's Iraq policy, but they, too, have been relatively muted.

The Abbott government has raised the ire of Beijing with statements interpreted as supportive of Japan in the dispute, but Carr said the Abbot government had, in fact, been "impeccable neutral" in its approach to the dispute.

And in what could be interpreted as supportive remarks Friday, one of her champions last year, William Kristol, the editor of The Weekly Standard, seemed to be extending his open conflict with Republicans who were quoted in the Vanity Fair article expressing reservations about her fitness to govern.

The induction of Cat Stevens, who changed his name to Yusuf Islam and converted to Islam at the end of a decade-long streak of artistic and commercial success in the '70s, won't be without controversy because of remarks he made in 1989 that were interpreted as supportive of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's imposition of a death sentence on "The Satanic Verses" author Salman Rushdie.

He became a polarizing figure for comments many interpreted as supportive of the Ayatollah Khomeini's 1989 death sentence on author Salman Rushdie in response to his book "The Satanic Verses," which the Iranian leader labeled as blasphemous toward Islam and the prophet Mohammed.

Further, HWE deviation may also reflect population substructure or selection, and may be interpreted as supportive of an association between genotype and disease [34].

By turns, it shows enthusiasm for democratic reforms and autocratic continuity – and has been interpreted as both supportive and critical of political Islam.

Where there was the expected trend of change (e.g., improvement or decline) but the change was not statistically significant then this was interpreted as weak supportive evidence.

In a study of skeletons Čuk et al. [ 14] found that the left femur was larger and longer than the right which was interpreted as the left limb being the supportive leg for both left-handers and right-handers.

The rather high proportion of home-deaths (64.5%) in this subgroup of patients receiving home care during the last 4 weeks can be interpreted as a further indicator of a helpful and supportive professional care in the majority of patients.

Decision support therefore provides supportive assistance rather than enforcement, which may be interpreted as weakness of the project's approach, which is however inherent to most electronic systems.