Sentence examples for it would be interpreted from inspiring English sources

But the bill failed 71-27 on Wednesday after its opponents argued that it would be interpreted as a dangerous, disloyal message to an ally that has embraced U.S. policy at great cost to itself.

II, §2, cl. 2. The United States ratified the Convention with the expectation that it would be interpreted according to its terms.

Respect for the other side is rarely expressed, out of fear that it would be interpreted as weakness — especially in an election year.

Still others disagreed with the woman, saying her confrontation would backfire because of how it would be interpreted by Bannon's supporters and by conservatives.

"But that is harder now because it would be interpreted as sympathetic to Shia demands and would alienate the Sunnis, which he can't afford to do.

"It would be interpreted by investors that Greece could face the danger of being ejected from the eurozone in the not so distant future".

The former Chancellor, Franz Vranitsky, believes that, if Austria elects Haider today, the country will plunge itself into a period of political isolation unlike anything since the Second World War: 'It would be interpreted as a clear shift to the right and Austria's reliability would be put into question,' he said.

No final consensus could be reached on the remaining 16 items and it was decided that this would be interpreted as a lack of sufficient support to include these in the portfolio.

Spicer said Trump had not discussed the matter with Comey, deeming it "a no-win situation" that would be interpreted as the White House interfering with the FBI's independent investigation into potential links between associates of Trump and Russian operatives.

If it is, then the independent variable would be interpreted as a underlying technological capability of a hospital.

But he worries about how he'd be interpreted.