Sentence examples for it interprets its from inspiring English sources

Critics of the Strasbourg court claim that because it interprets its judicial remit as advancing a "living instrument" – developing legally binding precedents from its interpretation of the basic articles of the convention – it has moved far away from its founding principles.

As it interprets its legal mandate, its job is to maximize employment growth in a manner consistent with an inflation target of two per cent.

Northwestern's Reber also thinks that the brain, as it interprets its world, simply cannot keep up with the torrent of external stimuli.

But as the SNP campaign was explicitly not about independence or about a mandate for another referendum, it has to be careful how it interprets its mandate.

The European Union made it clear that this proposal was unacceptable, because it would plausibly allow Britain an enormous degree of freedom both in terms of when it decided to leave, and how it interpreted its obligations toward Europe.

As with Du Maurier's Rebecca, it is clear why some critics regard it as overblown, but I interpret its more gothic elements as intensity rather than excess.

It became my oracle, and I interpreted its movement as guidance and omen.

In operation, the deafblind user feels the hand as it moves and interprets its motions as letters corresponding to the American One-Hand Manual Alphabetechniquenique known as tactile fingerspelling.

The artist initiated the creative act, he said, but it was up to the viewer to complete it, by interpreting its meaning and its place in art history.

HSBC is somewhere in the middle - it will interpret its terms as market conditions emerge.

We will launch a dynamized version about it and interpret its usability in terms of real options applications.