Sentence examples for it will interpret from inspiring English sources

Most dog aggression is caused by fear, and an aggressive dog may have been hit numerous times in its short life, so it will interpret any object such as a newspaper being waved about as a threat.

The problem for the charity sector and campaigning groups that might want to take advantage of the benefits of charitable status is that the commission's definition of what constitutes politics - published in draft guidance on how it will interpret public benefit in the light of the 2006 Charities Act - is so deadeningly broad.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences issued a letter to members Monday explaining how it will interpret and enforce the sweeping rule changes passed last week with the aim of diversifying the organization.

She tells me that she feels as if she cannot have any feelings of her own, that she must always be in a good mood or else I will interpret it as something I did wrong.

That's a pretty broad brushstroke, so I'll interpret it to mean that, if you come to a screening, it includes you, too.

This book heralded a consistent theme in Crozier's work that organisational reform is not possible unless its proponents take into account the way that people will interpret it, react to it and subvert it.

The risk for bias might be heightened by the inclusion of non-randomized studies; however, we have made it clear that we will give priority to high-quality evidence, where it exists, and will interpret results that are highly prone to bias with great caution.

Therefore, we will give the utmost priority to high-quality evidence, when and where it exists, and will interpret with maximum caution, bias-prone studies and study designs.

But it raises the stakes in future contests over who will interpret it.

"It is fair to say that some, perhaps many, citizens will interpret it as a sign of the city's - and, by extension, the officers' -- wrongdoing," he added.

Nonsense, retort its supporters, the government will enforce sharia but the courts will interpret it.