Sentence examples for unanimously interpreted from inspiring English sources
The court unanimously interpreted the federal arson law as not applying to arson of a house used solely as a private residence.
The justices unanimously interpreted the Fair Housing Act to provide that the company itself may be held liable, without any direct showing of fault on its part, for the acts of its employees in the course of their employment.
Scientists have all interpreted the evidence, going back decades, and unanimously agree that it proves beyond a reasonable doubt that (a) humans are increasing CO2 and (b) this is causing warming.
Sherwood said: "Scientists have all interpreted the evidence, going back decades, and unanimously agree that it proves beyond a reasonable doubt that humans are increasing carbon dioxide and this is causing warming.
In the end, scientists at the Lowell Observatory voted unanimously for Pluto, partly because its first two letters could be interpreted as an homage to Percival Lowell, and on May 24 the new planet received its official name.
Earlier this year, Phil Jackson brought Abdul Rauf's name back into sports headlines with a tweet that many interpreted as a jab against Stephen Curry, the NBA's first unanimously elected MVP, when he compared the players and lamented Abdul Rauf's "short but brilliant run in NBA".
In his reply, Dr Mark Porter, the BMA's chair of council (leader), said: "Your letter to medical directors has been interpreted by many doctors as a further attempt to thwart lawful industrial action in favour of which junior doctors voted almost unanimously".
Also, they unanimously disagreed that interacting with haptic devices or interpreting force feedback required a lot of mental effort.
Interpreting the federal law that governs employee health benefits, the court ruled unanimously that the financial incentives that health maintenance organizations give doctors to hold down costs do not amount to a violation of the federal duty to put patients' interests first.
Instantly and unanimously: yes.
