Sentence examples for we should interpret from inspiring English sources

There is a good interpretive principle that says something like this: we should interpret people's utterances at face value unless there's evidence that they have positive intentions to be interpreted nonliterally.

In my view, where linguistically permissible, we should interpret the F.D.C.A. in light of Congress's overall desire to protect health.

I don't think we should interpret every occasion of no one saying anything as no one caring.

"Others have been commenting on various ways we should interpret the statute, and we would consider very carefully any comment from you as well," Mr. Alvarez wrote.

This simple point has several important, but unfamiliar, implications for how we measure the quality of health care that patients receive and how narrowly we should interpret the recommendations of evidence-based medicine.

"Hispanic women's experience and our struggle for survival, not the Bible, are the source of our theology and the starting point for how we should interpret, appropriate and use the Bible," Dr. Isasi-D? wrote in "Mujerista Theology".

Fourthly, heterogeneity caused by threshold/cut off effect was present for EUS in detecting peritoneal metastasis, thus we should interpreted the pooled results prudently.

"We should not interpret velayat-e faqih as a monarchy, which means cruelty and oppression".

We should always interpret attempts to communicate or signal such information taking into account the incentives of the person doing the signaling.

The Matrix, a blog written by Jonathan Miller, president and chief executive of the residential real estate appraisal firm Miller Samuel, has a smart take on why we should cautiously interpret foreclosure statistics.

In any event, Rule 42(b) is a rule promulgated by this Court and where it is not explicit we should not interpret it in a manner to deny a fair trial before an impartial arbiter.