Sentence examples for qualified to interpret from inspiring English sources

They argued over who is and is not qualified to interpret the figures.

Not only are we, each of us, qualified to interpret scripture, but also we each have a direct line to God.

This holds that until the appearance of the Shias' "hidden imam" (of which more below) society should be governed by a supreme leader, the clerical judge best qualified to interpret God's will and the meaning of Islamic law.

This raises the question of what this intermingling does to the authority of our criticism — whether it deepens or weakens our force, makes us more qualified to interpret or just reduces us to bit players in the great capitalist theater of mass culture.

In testimony prepared for delivery on Wednesday to a Senate Homeland Security subcommittee, an official from the Government Accountability Office plans to say that people with responsibility for security told the auditors that they were trained as physicists or radiation health technicians and were being told to enforce regulations "that they did not believe they were fully qualified to interpret".

Volcanologists often believe they are the most qualified to interpret the observations and measurements revealed by an active volcano, and to transmit information to all those who need to be informed on volcanic phenomena and related hazards.

"The observer is also fully qualified to understand and interpret the behaviour of fans at the two games.

In addition, it is not always clear that available staff are adequately qualified to detect, to interpret and to act appropriately on the information derived from such systems.

The biologist on the scene is certainly well qualified to discover and interpret the loss of wildlife.

While gadgets like the Apple Watch excel at providing information, you still need a qualified practitioner to interpret it, and that will mean more work for doctors.

That hardly qualifies him to interpret a Middle American, homebody modernist, but he was enlisted for the role by Ann Philbin, the director of the Hammer Museum, in Los Angeles, where the show began, last year.