Sentence examples for was merely interpreting from inspiring English sources

If the Florida court revises its ruling to make clear it was merely interpreting established election statutes and was not rewriting the laws after the election in possible violation of federal law, there is unlikely to be any federal issue that would warrant further review by the United States Supreme Court.

A modest proposal, then: Let's invent a new term right here, today, for judges or judicial nominees on the right, who claim to be merely "interpreting" the Constitution, even when they are refusing to impose settled law; law they deem unsettled because it was invented by "liberal activist judges".

These lines of evidence suggest that genetic mobility should not be merely interpreted in terms of transportation of genes bypassing the cell barriers of prokaryotes, but rather as a perpetual flow between discrete reproductive units [ 11], i.e chromosomes and/or MGE, including plasmids.

United Nations officials said it was not clear whether China was planning to enter a reservation to the union clause or if it was merely signaling its intent to interpret the clause.

Some scientists interpret the RNA World to mean that life began with a self-replicating RNA molecule, while others interpret it to mean that life passed through a period in which RNA was merely extremely important in biochemistry.

She was merely young.

I was merely myself.

That was merely politic.

Marbury was merely dazed.

It was merely a joke.

Its flight was merely suborbital.