Sentence examples for it interpreted as from inspiring English sources

The Foreign Office condemned what it interpreted as an attempt to "exploit the Games".

"GE Healthcare objected to statements made by Professor Thomsen which it interpreted as suggesting it had known from the outset that ­Omniscan caused NSF," the company said, while welcoming "a principled debate" over safety issues.

The alleged comment was not picked up by opposition members, staff or journalists watching at the time but a video posted on Ninemsn on Thursday morning shows Pyne saying what it interpreted as "you're such a cunt" after an interjection by Shorten.

No one was touching it, which I interpreted as a bad sign.

The team also found two other, smaller structures nearby, which it interprets as storehouses for cereals and other food resources.

It was extremely unfortunate that it was interpreted as a personal criticism".

If it is interpreted as "sufficiently high probability", then it fails to satisfy the principle.

It appears that many people in Korea misuse "misogyny" because it is interpreted as "hatred of woman".

Clearly, it is interpreted as an element of enhanced risk despite the fact that it might actually be the opposite".

It was interpreted as much more.

(It was interpreted as depicting the workers' struggle).