Sentence examples for interprets the term from inspiring English sources
To foreclose this possibility, when the Dutch government signed the Protocol it added an interpretative statement declaring that it "interprets the term "human beings" as referring exclusively to a human individual, ie a human being who has been born".
This theory still adheres to the basic principle that a complex structure has to be explained in terms of aggregates of more elementary factors, but it interprets the term aggregate in such a way that it is not limited to a mere juxtaposition of the components.
The project, conceptually and territorially, interprets the term "Bangladesh" to mean successively ancient Eastern India, Suba Bangla, Shahi Bangalah, Mughal Suba Bangla, Bengal Presidency, Bengal Province, East Bengal, East Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
How one interprets the term 'respiratory failure' and the mode of oxygen delivery used to estimate the FiO2 may blur the distinction between prevention and early treatment of ALI.
Each respondent may have interpreted the term "facilities" differently.
Loosely interpreted, the term includes almost anyone with recent roots in South Asia.
Accordingly, we interpret the term "chemical process plants" to include pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities.
The Supreme Court had interpreted the term "tax" very broadly for purposes of the law.
Do you interpret the term "public editor" to mean that your job is to edit the public?
Interpreting the term collage in a broad sense, this show features mixed-media works by five artists.
The Village has interpreted the term canvassers to include Jehovahs Witnesses and the term cause to include their ministry.
