Sentence examples for interpreted to this point from inspiring English sources

While they have been conservatively interpreted to this point, the UN conventions that govern global drug policy very clearly allow decriminalization within their legal confines.

Several other observations can be interpreted to point in this direction.

The different stress regimes represent subsurface stress anomalies that can be interpreted to point to possible fluid accumulations.

Burnham's big idea – "aspirational socialism" – is too oblique to try to interpret at this point.

"This is certainly a significant find," Dr. Mattos said, "but it's hard to interpret at this point".

"Everyone knows it's preliminary and impossible to interpret at this point," Dr. Whalen said of the studies.

A natural way to interpret this point of view is to contrast it with the standpoint of theoretical reason.

In the first instance, if Aristotle does accept the existence of non-substantial particulars, he certainly does not think that they can exist apart from primary substances — indeed, it is most natural to interpret Aristotle on this point as thinking that a non-substantial particular is a dependent entity, individuated only by reference to primary s substance that it is present in.

Results were interpreted according to break points defined by the Antibiogram Committee of the French Society for Microbiology (www.sfm-microbiologie.org/).org/

Nostradamus' writings, if interpreted correctly, point to the advent of a third world war that will last for twenty seven years.

He said: "We will continue to monitor very closely all developments with respect to upside risks to price stability" – language which investors interpreted as pointing to a rate rise in July or August, instead of June.