Sentence examples for was properly interpreted from inspiring English sources

Dick Cheney, who declared that Saddam had nuclear capability and who visited C.I.A. headquarters in the summer of 2002 to make sure the raw intelligence was properly interpreted, is sticking to his deluded guns.

This latter finding was properly interpreted with the hypothesis that GTN induces migraine, rather than by releasing CGRP, by a mechanism that operates downstream with respect to CGRP.

Regardless of whether the clause was properly interpreted, critics still believe Bradford acted illegally.

In theory, if the animal being tested was properly interpreting the gestures, it should have been lured to the object that the experimenter was indicating.

We have also been careful to say that the ToL if it is properly interpreted (though there are so many interpretations it is difficult to keep track) can be considered a regionalized hypothesis within the public goods hypothesis.

But data become information only when they are properly interpreted.

Had the results been properly interpreted, operations would have ceased.

In certain modern West Indian corals the number of fine ridges in a presumed annual increment is approximately 360, suggesting that coral patterns are being properly interpreted.

It's now time for the judiciary committees to again come together in a bipartisan fashion to ensure the law is properly interpreted, past abuses are not repeated and American liberties are protected".

"The gaps call into serious question DYFS's past ability to ensure that its self-imposed regulatory requirements are properly interpreted and applied by the workers and supervisors responsible for enforcement," Mr. Ryan said.

Dr. Gerald J. Wasserburg, a geochemist at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, who has specialized in analyzing meteorites and lunar rocks, said that if the discovery had been properly interpreted, "that would be fantastic, and I would almost mortgage my house to study a piece of it".