Sentence examples for to be interpreted to from inspiring English sources

Mr Martin Flannery, past chairman of the Tribune Group and Labour MP for Sheffield Hillsborough, said : "We accept it as a term of praise but we wouldn't like it to be interpreted to suggest South Yorkshire is a microcosm of some state in Eastern Europe".

Genomic characterization of many cancer types has provided a staggering amount of data that needs to be interpreted to further our understanding of this disease.

The answer for many sports lies in their rulebooks, which are written in language that is sufficiently vague as to be interpreted to fit a variety of agendas.

Faces provide visual communication signals that need to be interpreted to facilitate human interactions (Clark & Brennan, 1991).

In a second condition, a central cue was presented at the currently fixated location which had to be interpreted to determine where to look next (Rafal et al., 1994; Taylor & Klein, 2000).

The different kinds of ECG:s that a physician in general practice needs to recognize is well known, but the number of ECG-examples needed to be interpreted to learn and maintain ECG competence is still a question.

"What has amazed me is how open it is to being interpreted, to being played with.

It can be interpreted to oppress women or interpreted to liberate them...

This could easily be interpreted to extend to Hong Kong's Falun Gong network.

That could be interpreted to mean Gifts equated to a maximum of $2.5 million in revenue in the quarter.

Hume argues that such a person's remaining on the ship can not be interpreted to be consenting to the authority of the captain.