Sentence examples for which were interpreted by from inspiring English sources
Instead, the Pakistan Peoples Party introduced a series of constitutional changes to Parliament last week, which were interpreted by the lawyers as limiting the independence of the judiciary.
Officials in Athens described the talks, which were interpreted by official translators and not conducted in English, as "constructive", saying both had conveyed the desire to find a solution.
Detectors at different bed heights gave local residence time distributions (RTD) which were interpreted by the one-dimensional dispersive plug flow model.
The results indicate that blue luminescence quantum efficiency increases with increasing BiCl3 content from 10 to 60 mol%, which were interpreted by the increase of asymmetry of glass structure, decrease of phonon energy and removing of OH− groups.
The monarch's words – which were interpreted by some as offering encouragement to Unionists without leaving her open to accusations of political meddling – came as the long campaign entered its final week, with tensions high and tempers increasingly frayed.
Results, which were interpreted by combining different analysis models, showed that the effectiveness of nano-modification is strictly influenced by the combination of base binder, additive type and dosage.
The hardness values also increase with decreasing periodicity, which is interpreted by the Lehoczky model.
The new President declared for "adequate but sound" currency, a phrase which was interpreted by both the advocates of limited inflation and the deflationists as supporting their views.
It showed a maximum which was interpreted by analogy to the concentration behaviour of specific viscosity of polyelectrolyte solutions.
MaKey MaKey is a circuit board that converts physical touch to a digital signal, which is interpreted by a computer as a keyboard message.
Ahmadinejad is facing "huge pressure" after statements from some P5 members to the effect that a nuclear deal would succeed in weakening Iran,s nuclear capability -- which is interpreted by some circles in Iran as a virtual defeat.
