Sentence examples for were to interpret from inspiring English sources

Usually, they were to interpret the graph of derived function as the graph of function.

The Stravinskys were, in the terms of late tsarist Russia, downgraded dvoryane, or minor nobility, though if we were to interpret that in modern Western terms, we should pprobably describe them as well-connected bourgeoisie, or perhaps urbanized gentry.

Even if this Court were to interpret section 103(a) as allowing an author of an infringing derivative work to sue third parties based on the non-infringing portions of his work, section 106(2) most certainly precludes the author of an unauthorized infringing derivative work from suing the author of the work which he has already infringed.

Still, if I were to interpret the haunting bleats of the sheep of Faroe Islands, I'd imagine they'd be saying something like "remember where the real Sheep View started".

According to the WSJ, the company "likely would have needed" regulatory approval if it were to interpret data that came from blood pressure and blood oxygen sensors to give health advice.

On the other hand, if we were to interpret classical theory only in realistic terms, it would lose a large number of its requisites of democraticity, revealing conditions of government of the community of a basically authoritarian type.

The judge's first task was to interpret section 55.

Man's task is to interpret these texts.

A second issue is to interpret results probabilistically.

The hardest part is to interpret what it means.

Their task was to interpret phrases like "Music is therapy" and "Music is freedom".