Sentence examples for interpreting differently from inspiring English sources

The GLA has a draft but broad policy statement which each borough is interpreting differently.

Rick Henderson, chief executive of Homeless Link, which represents UK homeless charities, said: "In the absence of government guidance, councils appear to be interpreting differently the case law on what constitutes a home.

Semantics refers to the ways in which language is interpreted differently in different context, environments or in different institutional cultures.

But, he added: "Unfitness is interpreted differently by different teams..

Clearly the words "feminism", "equality" and "women's rights" are interpreted differently in different contexts.

Hillary Clinton's landslide victory in West Virginia yesterday was interpreted differently by different observers, if by "interpreted" you mean spun.

For instance, the ecological context of a problem will be interpreted differently by different species.

The signs themselves do not mean anything, and are interpreted differently by different people.

The phenomenon is interpreted differently in different countries and regions, given the diversity of historical and contextual factors.

It was interpreted differently by different people.

"Wise handling" is a phrase which must of course be interpreted differently in different contexts.