Sentence examples for interpreted to remove from inspiring English sources

But it seems possible that the positivist position could be interpreted to remove any ascribing of legitimacy to the institutions that define law in order to accommodate the critique of the radical ideology position.

One officer painstakingly repeats to another instructions to remove the expression "nerve agents" from "the wireless instructions," which Mr. Powell said he interpreted to mean as "don't give any evidence that we have these horrible agents".

The court of appeal found that the word "remove" meant "take away using reasonable force if necessary", but that the power did not have a curfew effect since it should not be interpreted as permitting the police to remove any child under 16 in the area at the relevant time.

Data from the two-electrode cell were collected at different electrode separations and interpreted with newly developed procedures to remove the influence of electrode polarization.

However, there is now a major debate about whether a court order to remove content could be interpreted as a blanket ban on the micro-blogging website.

He chose to ignore the later one and to interpret the earlier one as an offer to remove Soviet missiles in return for a pledge not to invade Cuba -- an inference that left Khrushchev with his nonoffer "accepted".

Over several years, refinements were made to clarify where the ball should pitch and to remove the element of interpreting the batsman's intentions.

During the last decade, numerous digital signal processing techniques have been developed to remove the artifacts or interpret CC corrupted ECG during CPR.

Numerous digital signal processing techniques have been developed to remove the artifacts or interpret the corrupted ECG with promising result, but the performance is still inadequate, especially for nonshockable rhythms.

We interpret this to indicate that these enzymes were able to remove the adenylyl groups from some of the substrate.

That year, athletic department officials discovered that they had incorrectly interpreted N.C.A.A. rules governing scholarship limits; as punishment, they agreed to remove 5.27 scholarships from the baseball team over a four-year period.