Sentence examples for manage to interpret from inspiring English sources

This is a convenient story because it absolves us of any need to put our own house in order through better regulation.I don't know how Mssrs Johnson and Kwak manage to interpret concern about global imbalances as absolving anyone other than China of blame.

The reason, Beilock theorized, is that "if you can manage to interpret your body's [fear] response to the situation as positive, as a call to action, you are likely to thrive.

To solve the problem of the cluttered visualization produced by applying only the graph clustering, the number of clusters shown on the screen must be decreased to an extent that biologists can manage to interpret.

By pairing the tools of agronomics and climatology with the power of "big data," the company has managed to interpret weather information more fully than any other organization.

Mr. Green managed to interpret each question so that he could get in lines he uses on the campaign trail, at times verbatim.

"His writing is terrible, but we managed to interpret it and realised that two of the pages, among all these pages, were unpublished material from The Little Prince," said Benoît Puttemans from Artcurial's books department.

Most health and safety regulation comes from Brussels and applies equally across the EU, but it seems other countries are managing to interpret the legislation in a more sensible way, without it being misapplied to circumstances it was never intended to cover.

He welcomed a British writer, Stephen Watts, who read a poem called "Birds of East London" that was translated simultaneously by a young Syrian poet who somehow managed to quickly interpret the line "when you see that kestrel pinioned on its wing-bone".

According to the Australian Cyclists Party, NSW police have managed to creatively interpret the "riding dangerously" provision.

But critics, notably Senator McCain, have criticized the limitations as so loosely interpreted that organizations do manage to influence campaigns and promote candidates.

Future physicians, while still in medical school, would need to acquire a new set of skills to manage and interpret the huge volume of information [ 4].