Sentence examples for that interpreting from inspiring English sources

Interpreters often get roped into interpreting in social situations, but remember that interpreting is a paying job.

But he also emphasized that interpreting national crime statistics demanded humility.

Ross said that interpreting the move depended on one's view of modern sports law.

Mr. Perritt said, "We thought that interpreting the statute was beyond the scope of our report, so we did not do that".

I understand that interpreting the market's moves is typically a mug's game, and that there are lots of other things that investors are worried about.

The number of visitors outside an enclosure had no effect on the behaviour of the animals within it.Mr Ross argues that interpreting the chimpanzee data is straightforward.

For my part I don't think that interpreting his stories as coded outpourings of subconscious frustration adds anything to them, but that's not to say they don't warrant serious analysis.

Mr. Jay argued that interpreting the law to include state clemency proceedings would open a floodgate and that lawyers paid by the federal government would end up handling other later state proceedings like stay applications and retrials.

Some lawyers who have looked at the patent, No. 6,211,429, say it is not clear that it covers human cloning and that interpreting patents requires careful analysis of the patent's history.

But he did not dwell on the suggestion from the judge, Donald M. Middlebrooks, a Democratic appointee, that interpreting the meaning of imprecisely punched voting cards might not be susceptible to defined rules.

But so much of what can be seen on an X-ray falls into a gray area that interpreting a mammogram is also, in part, a matter of temperament.