Sentence examples for interpreted by reference from inspiring English sources

Rather, Congress said the laws should be interpreted by reference to remedies available under an earlier antidiscrimination statute, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

But even in these states the common-law principles continue to exert influence, because the criminal statutes are often simply codifications of the common law, and their provisions are interpreted by reference to the common law.

According to Halliday and Matthiessen (2014 32), "a given language is thus interpreted by reference to its semiotic habitat".

Significant interaction effects were interpreted by reference to prevalence estimates and post-hoc chi-square analyses.

These trends are interpreted by reference to tephra deposit features and current understanding of gas-tephra interactions.

The gene expression clusters correspond to known aspects of fiber development as interpreted below by reference to selected GO biological processes or genes overrepresented in both fiber genotypes (Additional file 11).

His cryptic remark was interpreted by some as a reference to the Petrosino murder, implying he had ordered it as a favour to Cosa Nostra mobsters in the US.

Rather they are descriptions of what is observed as interpreted by the observer with reference to a determinate theoretical framework.

"I didn't hire a publicist," he said – interpreted by some to be a reference to the apology Stewart swiftly issued to People magazine in the wake of her canoodling.

Verse 10 of the first chapter of the Revelation to John (mid-1st century ad) mentions the "Lord's Day"; this was subsequently interpreted by most commentators as a reference to Sunday.

The following season he wowed editors with a show called "Blixen," interpreted by some critics as a reference to the German word for lightning (blitz) and by others as a nod to the reindeer because there was a lot of fur.