Sentence examples for interpreted however from inspiring English sources

"The way the Administration has drafted its implementation memos and executive orders, they are being as broad as they can possibly get in defining priorities, which can be interpreted however agents want," she said.

Properly interpreted, however, the traditional view appears to call for only one event, and as far as it is concerned, all the impossibility comes to is that I cannot at once both make a decision and not make it.

Carnap's responses are best interpreted, however, not as clinging to lost epistemological foundations, but as indicating a logician's overriding concern with explicative language constructions of great variety and his long-standing and radical ontological abstemiousness.

"The so-called emoluments clause has never been interpreted, however, to apply to fair value exchanges that have absolutely nothing to do with an office holder," Dillon said.

Vicki Lutas of BBC interpreted, "However cringe it sounds, your favourite song can make you feel okay and feel more confident, even if you're not really".

Our findings should not be interpreted, however, as evidence providing or population representative.

Several billion bases of DNA in a text file are difficult to interpret, however, and specialized visualization and interpretation tools are required.

The migration figures are notoriously poor and difficult to interpret, however.

Of course, a "ban on Muslim immigration to Australia" remains, at this stage, an abstraction, a fantasy that respondents can interpret however they like.

FX's description for the teaser video above reads, "Experience our pleasure pain," which we'll leave you to interpret however you like.

Uncontrolled trials in people seeking to change their behaviour are difficult to interpret, however.