Sentence examples for now interpreting from inspiring English sources

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

However, in light of the news that the entire Russian team is being banned from the Olympics, we are now interpreting them as an homage to Russia, as seen through the lens of offbeat Russian designer Gosha Rubchinskiy and his eponymous label.

Now interpreting Eq. (2.15) as a stochastic evolution equation, which is driven by the martingale ( M t n ) t ≥ 0 sheds light on the importance of the study of this term.

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

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

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.

Four years ago, he started a teleradiology group that now interprets scans for a hundred and fifty centers across the country.

The government now interprets the goal as "being amongst the best in Europe on relative low incomes".

The Scott Trust values are: honesty; cleanness (now interpreted as integrity); courage; fairness; and a sense of duty to the reader and the community.