Sentence examples for it would interpret from inspiring English sources

NAIF told Greenpeace in an email, seen by Guardian Australia, that it had not yet finalised its policies and guidelines, outlining how it would interpret the mandatory eligibility criteria, including the one related to public benefit.

Mr. Leahy commended the S.E.C. for clarifying how it would interpret the Dodd-Frank provision.

The Conservative party has been divided over whether to support a bill of rights, and whether it would interpret or supplant the European convention.

American authorities monitored the ship but did not stop and search it — a move the North had said it would interpret as an act of war.

I think that's the way I would interpret it, Mr. Chief Justice.

When I asked Carroll to interpret Dennis FitzSimons's argument that newsrooms need "to understand how the business is changing," he said, "I would interpret it as 'We don't understand his problems.' I think actually I do.

"It makes a difference how I would interpret the results".

Maybe it's because I'm a woman, maybe it's because I'm nice, but occasionally people would interpret it as weakness and then they hit a wall and they hit it hard.

Since Argentina is subject to a judgment ordering it to pay NML, it believes the courts would interpret any settlement as involuntary.

I think if most people would see this next to the carbohydrate amount on a serving of food, he or she would interpret it to be low in carbohydrates and go ahead and eat it.

So I could see that people would interpret it differently".