Sentence examples for now interpret from inspiring English sources

It is inconceivable that the European Court would now interpret article three more narrowly.

Perhaps it's the professor in him, but Obama can't seem to understand why some Americans now interpret diplomacy as weakness, especially given the nation's recent experience in conflict.

Britain must not now interpret the special relationship as requiring us to try to persuade our European partners to settle for even weaker targets to get George Bush on board.

The attacks didn't create their homophobia they're fully responsible for that but it did help ossify their self-righteousness, and it's part of why they now interpret criticism as a sign that they're doing the right thing.

Prisons should be organised into community - which I would now interpret as regional - clusters, meaning that in each part of the country there should be sufficient prison places to house all prisoners of a particular type, with the exception of high-security prisoners, whose numbers do not justify a separate high-security prison in each region.

Between Feb. 1 and Feb. 12, when he surrendered to the authorities in Lahore, Mr. Sheikh pretended to negotiate with intelligence officials who were acting as intermediaries, a tactic that Pakistani officials now interpret as a ruse aimed at allowing his accomplices to wipe out their tracks.

Over the years, Setzer has pushed even farther afield, and he now interprets classical music, too.

The problem is that our judges are now interpreting privacy as a catch-all.

Among other things, the Wachowskis' reclusiveness was now interpreted in terms of Lana's gender identity.

All political news is now interpreted through the refractive lens of Mr Brown's failings.

Ahimsa is now interpreted by some American yogis to allow meat, if it is humanely slaughtered.