Sentence examples for necessarily interpret from inspiring English sources

Because everyone must necessarily interpret Scripture, conservatives can't take refuge behind the idea that they are merely implementing God's policies.

But the courts of the state are the tribunals appointed to administer the statutes and impose their penalties, and to do so they must necessarily interpret them.

"There was, I think, an instinct to please rather than to necessarily interpret, which I tried to quickly dispel, and it worked out really well.

Chiedu and Omenogor suggest that in the case of teacher-directed classroom assessment, two teacher assessors may not necessarily interpret the assessment criteria the same way.

The patient would necessarily interpret this as a signal of impending doom and present to the hospital.

In cases where a child became sick with symptoms he or she had suffered previously, the caretaker did not necessarily interpret this as a new sickness event (as a clinician would).

It is not necessarily interpreted in quite the same way by Khan.

That opens up a can of worms, and we, as Muslims don't want the court necessarily interpreting or applying our religious law.

You have to make cuts, the ballet is something like 50 minutes long, so half the things that are said in the play aren't necessarily interpreted in the ballet, but the ideas are there.

This should not be necessarily interpreted as a lack of progress but as an indication of the complexity of the problem being addressed and the changing nature of the systems and networks needing the protection.

Furthermore, such an argument necessarily interprets the film as a straight "get your own back" tale, when it is exactly the difference between the way the men in the film reacted and the way women react in real life that puts the issue so beautifully into focus.