Sentence examples for that it interpreted from inspiring English sources

Boies ducked the question, insisting that the Florida court did not make new law, that it interpreted old law.

If the Court sides with the government, it will most likely claim that it interpreted the phrase as the legislation intended it to be read, that is, that subsidies would be distributed through both the state and federal exchanges.

To foreclose this possibility, when the Dutch government signed the Protocol it added an interpretative statement declaring that it "interprets the term "human beings" as referring exclusively to a human individual, ie a human being who has been born".

Drawing differs, however, in that it interprets and renders these characteristics in terms of its own unique mediums.

After all, they said, it was built in such a way "that it interprets censorship as damage and routes around it".

Instead, they seem to interact with one another and with the environment in all kinds of ways, sending myriad messages to the brain that it interprets as the scent of chocolate cake, sawdust, lilacs.

OpinionLab says that it interprets and leverages over 10 million location-specific comments each month in over 32 languages and from over 200 countries around the globe.

On the other hand, a model can represent a theory in the sense that it interprets the laws and axioms of that theory.

Monster claims that it interprets the meaning behind words and concepts rather than relying on the narrow, literal definitions of keywords.

The U.S. Supreme Court in a host of decisions has made clear that it interprets the Constitution as allowing the broadest freedom in spending money on a campaign for public office.

The rating agency Standard & Poor's said Monday that it interprets the Greek government's decision to hold a referendum as a sign that it will put "domestic politics over financial and economic stability, commercial debt payments and eurozone membership".