Sentence examples for that it is interpreted from inspiring English sources

The European convention on human rights has often stressed that the convention is a "living instrument", so the way that it is interpreted may develop over time to reflect changes in society.

"If the country that is best in class is saying: 'Hang on, this has gone too far, enough is enough', then actually it is for those in Strasbourg to ask themselves the question: 'Why has that come to pass?'". Grayling said every word of the European convention on human rights is sensible but the way that it is interpreted is problematic.

Trace theorists must resist the idea that it is interpreted or read by some internal homunculus who can match a stored trace with a current input, or know just which trace to seek out for a given current purpose.

As [TIMP-2]·[IGFBP7] index provides a quantitative result that it is interpreted with two cut-offs, analysis was performed to establish the diagnostic accuracy of the test in comparison with the reference standard, which is the AKIN definition of AKI.

Firstly, the specific symptom experienced by the patient may influence the way that it is interpreted by the patient, presented to others and which attributions are given to the symptom.

The advantage of the random intercept is that it is interpreted as exposure level at 7 weeks for all study participants and can be estimated for participants who did not have a measured blood lead level at trimester 1.

It was extremely unfortunate that it was interpreted as a personal criticism".

(And there's no doubt that it was interpreted just that way by a wide variety of readers.

And I think the fact that it was interpreted as a real exchange is what led to all of the backlash and excessive media coverage.

To be fair to Plomin, that is not what he is saying but too often that is how it is interpreted.

"When you see that, I think it's interpreted in the wrong way.