Sentence examples for ready to interpret from inspiring English sources
At Valenciennes, about 30 interpreters stand ready to interpret in French or Japanese.
They are too ready to interpret the lack of unequivocal data about porn's impact as unequivocal proof that there is no impact.
But it isn't easy playing football when you're wondering if somebody is watching you and ready to interpret any mistake as a sign of corruption.
They saw it as an abandonment of their cause just as the court was ready to interpret the Second Amendment for the first time in 70 years.
So when you encounter a situation where someone is acting odd, the behavioral scientist inside of yourself will always be primed and ready to interpret the situation.
Humbling, too -- there are always detractors at the door ready to interpret what you do through some bizarre personal filter and knock you flat -- but that's life, and it's to be expected.
The intention, however, was to keep an open mind and to be ready to see, interpret and understand something new in a new way [ 20], and to be aware of the self in relation to the phenomenon being studied [ 19] through reflection on personal pre-understanding.
On Sunday at 7 00 p.m. in Greece when the ballots are closing and the first exit polls are released in Berlin, Brussels, Madrid, London, Frankfurt and New York, all the political and financial decision-makers -- and people who assist in making such decisions -- will be staring at their computer screens, ready to read and interpret those numbers.
However, progress will require more than just employing the IoT to improve emergency preparedness and response; response teams have to be ready to receive, interpret, and take action on the data.
However, this type of progress will require more than just employing the IoT to improve emergency preparedness and response; response teams have to be ready to receive, interpret, and take action on the data.
So Vanderhook, not ready to quit, summoned Erik Cha, a pitcher of Korean descent, to interpret his argument.
