Sentence examples for interpreted to argue from inspiring English sources

Thus, evidence previously interpreted to argue against E-I based mechanisms for grid firing may in fact not distinguish these from other possible mechanisms.

Essentially, the brief argued that the Solomon Amendment should be interpreted to have no effect.

He argued that the sonnet exert could be interpreted to mean that Shakespeare was willing to use "weed" for creative writing.

Mr. Booth argued that the exhaustion requirement should not be interpreted to demand an exercise in futility.

Some commentators have argued that the Hobbs Act should not be interpreted to reach public corruption at all.

Heretofore Mr. Gore has been right on principle, arguing that state election laws ought to be generously interpreted to permit the fullest possible count of all votes.

"Some people interpret my liking to argue — I like a good debate — as dictatorial, but I've never turned away anyone who wanted to participate in a decision," he said.

We therefore interpret this data to argue that gefitinib exposure suppresses adenoma development in both small and large intestine.

We would therefore caution against interpreting our data to argue for or against CTC in frailer screenees, since the outcomes of the alternative (colonoscopy) are unknown.

The editorialists at Investor's Business Daily interpret Heritage's data to argue that the CO2 caps favoured by Mr Obama would cost 900,000 jobs.But that issue can be de-coupled from Democratic plans to fund anything and everything green.

It appears that the central point of EPR was to argue that in interpreting the quantum state functions we are faced with these alternatives.