Sentence examples for interpreted to deliver from inspiring English sources

Screens are booked with consensus in mind, and the box office numbers are interpreted to deliver what look like unambiguous judgments.

The ICU environment presents many challenges to integrating an EHR given the vast amounts of data recorded each day, which must be interpreted to deliver safe and effective care.

Saudi Arabia, a country without a criminal code where judges interpret holy texts to deliver rulings, also beheads alleged sorcerers in public.

My burden remains to speak to and for those voices, to interpret their meaning and to deliver in their death the messages they may have voiced in life.

Whereas in the UK the relevant law is now framed in such a way as to be possible to interpret that it requires CSPs to deliver up decrypted data on warranted demand.

Over the past year, the rest of the team has come to recognize my ability to deliver relevant data, interpret it properly, and present my findings in a number of venues.

My words should not be interpreted as rejecting the need for Ukraine to deliver on reforms.

They are poised and polished speakers, able to deliver persuasive arguments and interpret drama, prose and poetry.

She said civil servants should aim to speak openly, and not succumb to the "tendency in the system to try to interpret what they think you want, and to deliver that".

Overhead ratio is interpreted as the number of relayed messages needed to deliver single message to the destination node.

Most people hesitate to deliver feedback that may be interpreted as bad news, even if it is constructive advice about qualities you need to develop to get ahead.