Sentence examples for it could be interpreted that from inspiring English sources
It could be interpreted that way under the law.
You can say it could be interpreted that way by the Florida Supreme Court, I suppose.
On the transitional governing body, it could be interpreted that De Mistura – who wants to wrap up the first round of talks by Thursday – has made no progress.
"It could be interpreted that we are aiming for a coordinated, overarching economic policy" at the European level, the German finance minister, Peer Steinbrück, said.
Though rather inviting an emphasis on politics and attitude at the expense of music, no? "Well, I suppose it could be interpreted that way, because that's how it more or less ended up.
Overheating in summer is not clearly understood in this study, however, it could be interpreted that passive design strategies such as cross ventilation and landscaped shared open space increased noise.
"To say that Napster should qualify as an I.S.P. is not what the law intended, although it is possible the law could be interpreted that way," said Robert D. Atkinson, director of the institute and a co-author of the report.
"There's a negative message that could be interpreted, that because minority parents are seeking a better education for their children, that their movement to a community is causing imbalance and that imbalance is causing problems.
"This could be interpreted that this is a natural fluctuation that the population normally deals with," said Dr. Paul Wade, a marine biologist with the fisheries service, who is part of the biological review team.
The effect of pH value could be interpreted that pH value affects the distribution of the existing state of the pyridine and all kinds of organic compounds in the wastewater.
