Sentence examples for more properly interpreted from inspiring English sources

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Thus, in some cases, disclosure may be more properly interpreted at HIV status "awareness".

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The global evaluation identified a need to improve RH data collection to ensure that useful data were collected and properly interpreted, as well as for more rigorous program evaluations.

When properly interpreted, he argues, insider behavior this year is bullish — more bullish, in fact, than it was in 2006.

"Properly interpreted," Justice Breyer wrote, the law "imposes a burden on protected speech that is no more than modest," reaching only "borderline cases" beyond speech that is obscene and that thus lacks legal protection.

But data become information only when they are properly interpreted.

Properly interpreted, it should not thwart reform, but spur it.

Had the results been properly interpreted, operations would have ceased.

Likewise, the secretary has properly interpreted the Florida Election Code to balance accuracy and finality.

Mr Justice Keith believed that Robert Stewart's tattoos, if properly interpreted, were a clear indication of his racist beliefs.

Their mechanisms should be properly interpreted.

Some of them can be properly interpreted as technological spandrels.

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