Sentence examples for that has interpreted from inspiring English sources

This paper considers examples from research that has interpreted literary works including representations of topographical landscapes, in order to examine the geographical and social perspectives of the author, and of the society in which the author was living and working.

At the same time, Chief Justice Roberts has embraced an array of assertive judicial projects that have interpreted the Constitution in ways that have fundamentally reshaped American law.

The sweeping significance of the Supreme Court's landmark gay-rights decision in United States v. Windsor, last June, has become even more evident in the past month, thanks to a series of important lower-court decisions that have interpreted it broadly.

These results complement previous studies that have interpreted a negative correlation between overeducation and job satisfaction as evidence against the compensating wage differential model of overeducation (see, e.g., Hersch 1991; Korpi and Tåhlin 2009).

Australian copyright law can be found in the Copyright Act 1968, Australian copyright law can be found in the Copyright Act 1968, along with various court decisions that have interpreted copyright over the years.

The plaintiffs assert that Ms. Ocasio has interpreted that passage to mean that the veteran's groups cannot discuss their ritual with veterans' families.

But it's much too generous to say that DeMarco has interpreted his mandate "too narrowly".

Travis Walton described his iconic experience in the remote forests of Arizona decades ago that he has interpreted as an alien abduction event.

This marks only the fifth time that Beijing has interpreted the law since it reclaimed authority over the territory nearly two decades ago.

Kauffman [ 8, 10] has found biologically motivated random Boolean networks to possess multiple attractors that he has interpreted as different cell types of a multicellular organism.

These senators allege that the FISC has interpreted the Patriot Act in unprecedented ways that Congress did not intend.