Sentence examples for interpreted to make from inspiring English sources

Personhood amendments could be interpreted to make several forms of birth control illegal, challenging not only Roe v. Wade but also Griswold v. Connecticut, which placed contraception under the protection of a constitutional right to privacy.

Well, because the difference between lose-lose and win-win is in the eye of the beholder, and any set of numbers that can be plausibly interpreted to make both sides feel like chumps can also be interpreted — if the will to compromise is strong enough — to make both sides feel like modest winners or not-as-bad losers instead.

High-resolution geophysical data were interpreted to make a detailed characterization of the Averroes Fault and the North Averroes Faults, which are poorly known secondary right-lateral strike-slip faults located in the central part of the Alboran Sea (western Mediterranean).

Although I doubt it was the intent of the writers, SB 1070 can be interpreted to make acts as simple as feeding the hungry at a church soup-kitchen, offering water on a 100°+ day, providing a pew to worship God, or even taking children of undocumented workers for a ride in a church-owned vehicle a felony offense.

The sequence information generated from the RPM in conjunction with previously developed sequence analysis algorithm CIBSI can be easily interpreted to make serotype or strain identifications.

A powerful feature of the expanded RPM-Flu v.30/31 resequencing pathogen microarray is that the nucleotide sequences generated from hybridization of the sample RNA/DNA and array-bound probe sets in conjunction with previously developed sequence analysis algorithm CIBSI can be easily interpreted to make serotype or strain identifications.

So he often wears black while interpreting, to make hands easier to watch.

During the Reagan administration, he argued for strict adherence to the 1972 antiballistic missile treaty with Russia, which President Ronald Reagan's aides sought to loosely interpret, to make way for a space-based missile defense program.

What rule, statute, or ordinance must the court interpret to make this decision?

There are many dinosaur trackways exposed in the foothills of northeastern British Columbia, and many of them are interpreted to have been made by armoured dinosaurs.

The most accelerated regions in a genome are interpreted to reflect what makes a species unique.