Sentence examples for interpreted before from inspiring English sources

How it was interpreted before has to be how it is interpreted at the World Cup," he says.

Image Interpretation – The medical images are typically interpreted before the decision to use 3D printing to clinically improve the individual patient's outcome.

Judge Pauley took a more sympathetic view of this relevance standard than many lawmakers in Congress, although he acknowledged it was "problematic" that many were not aware of how widely the law was being interpreted before disclosures by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.

She also agreed that the government has legal authority to collect all calling records from phone companies under a provision of the Patriot Act that allows it to obtain business records deemed "relevant" to an investigation; and that members of Congress had had an opportunity to learn how the Patriot Act was secretly being interpreted before lawmakers reauthorized the law.

All this information has to be gathered, interpreted before the decision making process.

These structures have been observed and interpreted before in Stark-deceleration experiments using the OH radical [35, 36].

Interpreting before the Nuremberg trials, in 1945-46, had been consecutive, with the interpreter making notes as the speech was given, and then delivering the translation.

However, the computationally predicted personalized drivers should not be over-interpreted before additional experimental evidence becomes available.

Always remember that he must interpret before he can react.

The timing of the disclosure has usually been interpreted to mean, "before formal contracts are executed".

The results for the 20 mph zone effect might be interpreted as the before and after change in the number of casualties within road segments within 20 mph zones adjusted for the (broadly downward) trends in casualties on other roads.