Sentence examples for it has to be interpreted from inspiring English sources

Raw intelligence, as we learned from the advice on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, can be divulged; but it has to be interpreted by those who know about it.

However, it has to be interpreted in the context of Rickert's time.

For a bare adjectival predicate to be meaningful, it has to be interpreted as forming a contrast, regardless of whether the other entity in contrast is overtly expressed or not.

For example, according to William Heytesbury, when the word 'infinite' is placed at the beginning of a sentence and belongs to the subject, it has to be interpreted as a syncategorematic term; in any other case, it is usually interpreted as a categorematic term (Heytesbury, Sophismata, sophisma xviii, fol.130va).130va

Though this result is encouraging, it has to be interpreted cautiously.

It has to be interpreted with some caution, though, given limitations of spatial working memory in MSA.

However, it still has to be interpreted within the context of its limitations.

Unfortunately, the MAT is in itself an imperfect gold standard, which makes the sensitivities and specificities of other tests judged against it less reliable and hence has to be interpreted with caution (see below) [ 21].

Different definitions of mediopatellar plica exist: some authors describe a small fold of synovium as a plica and others describe it as absent, and reported prevalence has to be interpreted carefully [ 1].

It means also that subgroup analyses have to be interpreted with care.

But that backdoor was also closed by the court, since it held that the convention's articles have to be interpreted in harmony with each other.