Sentence examples for interpreted to keep from inspiring English sources

Such groups are not supposed to be "primarily" about politics, a vague measurement that is usually interpreted to keep political spending to about half its budget.

But they can still be difficult to interpret while trying to keep your eye on the road.

You have to understand that everything's being interpreted, and you have to keep thinking in two and three dimensions.

The Brazilians themselves call this apparently innate flexibility jogo de cintura, which literally means "the waist game," but which perhaps would be best interpreted as the talent to keep the economic Hula-Hoop turning.

Mr. Heisbourg said the United States was wrong to defer bombing the Taliban front lines north of Kabul, a move that is widely interpreted as a step to keep the Northern Alliance from advancing on the capital and therefore to satisfy Pakistan, a needed American ally which opposes any Northern Alliance government in Kabul.

It is important when interpreting this observation to keep in mind the time frame over which these data were collected.

The continuous increase in examinations performed worldwide necessitates a standardized and systematic approach for analyzing and interpreting coronary CTA studies to keep the awareness of potential pitfalls high.

The cardinal virtue of last week's decision in Easley v. Cromartie was the way the court interpreted the equal protection clause to keep the political process open.

After news broke last week that a group of Chinese investors planned to buy a minority interest in the team, the move — which could expand the Cavaliers' marketing presence in China — was interpreted as yet another attempt to keep James in Cleveland.

This could possibly be interpreted as a male desire to keep the snus as a symbol of masculinity, and that girls should not be associated with "their" symbol.

Our visual system must correctly interpret each of these changes to keep visual perception consistent and sensitive.