Sentence examples for interpreted to include from inspiring English sources
They typically have been interpreted to include financial, organizational or other types of material support.
"All forms of pornography" can be interpreted to include a lot of art and popular culture.
Maylea said he hoped the terms of reference would be interpreted to include a focus on treatment of involuntary inpatients.
But Amgen's patents are written somewhat broadly, covering, for instance, any EPO drug made in "mammalian cells" or "vertebrate cells," phrases Judge Young interpreted to include human cells.
Apparently Mario Procaccino's taunt about Lindsay and his "Manhattan arrangement" - which was interpreted to include Wasps as well as Manhattanites - was well remembered.
"It should be interpreted to include chemicals which, although not carcinogenic by themselves, combine with other substances to induce cancer," Dr. Epstein said.
Although the last paragraph in the article can be interpreted to implicitly include this issue, I believe it points to the possible social destabilisation of the world.
A current prohibition against "slogans exceeding the limits of sports" is to be more widely interpreted to also include political comments.
The administration interpreted that to include contraceptives.
However, the supreme court had interpreted this to include cases where professionals had helped people to die when they were not their own patients.
