Sentence examples for is interpreted by some from inspiring English sources

Is it possible that the government's aim of eliminating prostitution is interpreted by some as an invitation to eliminate prostitutes?

It is interpreted by some as a sign of political infighting.

But if that in turn is interpreted by some as being arrogant, I can't do anything to affect that".

Ahmadinejad is facing "huge pressure" after statements from some P5 members to the effect that a nuclear deal would succeed in weakening Iran,s nuclear capability -- which is interpreted by some circles in Iran as a virtual defeat.

Mr. Ozzie's ascent is interpreted by some industry executives as an acknowledgment by Mr. Gates that it is time for Microsoft to build a new foundation on the Internet.

In one panel, Syaf alluded to a protest against the governor; in another, he referenced a Koranic verse that is interpreted by some to mean that Muslims can only accept the leadership of Muslims.

That was interpreted by some as saying Palmer had cheated.

His comments have been interpreted by some as an opportunistic blast of anti-European sentiment.

Now that has been interpreted by some people as applying pressure.

This could be interpreted by some as political positioning for a possible leadership campaign.

That was interpreted by some as a cave-in by the chancellor.