Sentence examples for upon to interpret from inspiring English sources
They took turns speculating about what clues they'd soon be called upon to interpret.
As the only assistant who speaks Spanish, she was often called upon to interpret.
As a result, we are not the first court to be called upon to interpret these particular terms.
State courts as well as attorneys general are routinely called upon to interpret and construe state election laws to resolve postelection disputes.
New researchers who inherit the data and researchers from groups with different cultures or expertise are often called upon to interpret these data.
Since all Muslims share the same relationship to God, this state must be what Mawdūdī called a "theo-democracy," in which the whole community is called upon to interpret the divine law.
She took it upon herself to interpret a referendum on a complex issue, setting out "red lines" without reference to the people who voted or to those elected to represent them in parliament.
4. Contrary to the dissents suggestion that the resolution of this case depends on ones view of federalism, see post, at 89, we are called upon merely to interpret ERISA.
Compared to his predecessor, Mahathir Mohamad, who took it upon himself to interpret the true meaning of the faith despite a relatively secular upbringing, Mr Badawi is the very image of learned and measured piety.In fact, Dr Mahathir's retirement last year has boosted UMNO in several respects.
Of course such charlatans take it upon themselves to interpret "Divine Revelation" and accept no debate or dissent.
One night I went home with a guy after a party and he took it upon himself to interpret me, and my behaviour, in great detail.
