Sentence examples for may interpreted from inspiring English sources

May interpreted the leave vote as a demand for cultural redress by people who felt their identity, sense of belonging and security had been trampled in a decades-long march of globalisation.

These latter results illustrate the way in which banking supervision should be adjusted in response to changes in the environment, and hence may interpreted as macroprudential policies.

Again, these findings are in line with our theory, whereby the inverse of TSL may interpreted as a tax break premium enjoyed by the self-employed over dependent employment.

Earlier in the week, the real estate mogul drew widespread condemnation for saying "Second Amendment people" could stop Clinton from appointing judges, a remark may interpreted as a veiled threat of violence.

However, because of the lack of statistical power in the sub-sample analyses, the results obtained with the LE high sample may interpreted as a possible trend for association and transmission disequilibrium of the G-allele.

Derived classes may interpret this function.

The two sides may interpret contract terms differently.

You may interpret the questionnaire items differently than other people.

Different researchers may interpret coupon test results differently.

(That's my reading of the mise-en-scène, anyway; you may interpret it differently).

"Some people may interpret this to mean that models are not useful.