Sentence examples for not yet interpreted from inspiring English sources

Singapore courts have not yet interpreted the word propagate in Article 15(1) of the Constitution.

The Singapore courts have not yet interpreted the meaning of the terms public health and morality in Article 15(4).

We have discussed this evidence but have not yet interpreted why the diversity and phylogeny of Ty3/Gypsy and Retroviridae LTR retroelements are so different regarding the different gag or pol substrates.

The confused rationale appears to match the complicated moral and biological distinction on which it is based; there is huge social significance placed upon birth and thus the law is unlikely to change – Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights has not yet been interpreted to conflict with the English law.

In order to stay as close as possible to the phenomenon described by the participants, coding was inductive and open, not yet classified or interpreted through the theoretical frameworks, and an unrestricted number of facets were expressed in preliminary code names.

Yet interpreting the images is not always clear-cut.

The effects of adjusting for age were considerable; yet interpreting these effects is not straightforward.

This was a potentially threatening comparison as she was HIV-positive, while the targets (the people she compared herself with) were not, yet she re-interpreted the situation so that she was the one who was better off.

Yet "interpreting" Buñuel too much muffles him.

Yet, interpreting that data is unreliable, slow, and expensive — when it's even possible. .

While computers are already very good at executing on well-defined activities, they don't have common sense and they're not (yet) great at interpreting results.