Sentence examples for was interpreted before from inspiring English sources

How it was interpreted before has to be how it is interpreted at the World Cup," he says.

Finally, because the cEEG was interpreted before knowing final patient prognosis, it is unlikely that it influenced outcome.

Judge Pauley took a more sympathetic view of this relevance standard than many lawmakers in Congress, although he acknowledged it was "problematic" that many were not aware of how widely the law was being interpreted before disclosures by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.

She also agreed that the government has legal authority to collect all calling records from phone companies under a provision of the Patriot Act that allows it to obtain business records deemed "relevant" to an investigation; and that members of Congress had had an opportunity to learn how the Patriot Act was secretly being interpreted before lawmakers reauthorized the law.

Furthermore, the real SP data sets of the KTB, Rittsteig, and Grossensees sites, Germany (which have been carefully analyzed here (see the "Field data inversion" section) and generated primarily by graphite occurrences on fault planes of shear zones) have not been interpreted before by deterministic inversion.

The low-dose images with Veo reconstruction were interpreted before the standard CT and on separate weeks to minimise recall bias.

If you are about to post a message, think about what it says and how those words could be interpreted before you post.

When you feel the urge to say something, think about the way your comments could be interpreted before you say it - this shows mature judgement.

His initial refusal to appear before Congress was interpreted as aloofness, when in fact he was probably right in insisting Toyota's senior US executives were better placed to respond to congressional cross-examination.

Even before later translation into English, the meaning of their words was interpreted by scholars.

The timing of the disclosure has usually been interpreted to mean, "before formal contracts are executed".