Sentence examples for widely be interpreted from inspiring English sources

In what will widely be interpreted as a criticism of culture secretary John Whittingdale, Puttnam told the Media Show on Radio 4 that there had been an attempt to impose an ideological agenda on the corporation.

The result is widely being interpreted by analysts as a voter backlash against the scandal-ridden B.J.P. rule rather than a vote for the Congress.

The move is widely being interpreted as a way for Sudan to improve its image abroad and try to head off the possible genocide prosecution of the country's president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, in the International Criminal Court.

Given the 18-year-old's previous assertions that he would prefer to continue his career in the Bundesliga, that has been widely been interpreted as evidence the forward will be signing for Dortmund having visited their training ground with his mother and representatives last month.

The latter have widely been interpreted as hypabyssal in origin, but are now increasingly interpreted as densely welded, high-temperature volcaniclastic rocks (Brown et al. 2008a).

It's being widely interpreted as a loophole allowing therapists to reject gay, lesbian, transgender and other clients.

In what is being widely interpreted as a management climbdown, Penguin Random House, the world's biggest publisher, has resumed talks with unions over a new collective agreement.

A10 Political Killing Suspected The killing of a top presidential aide in Montenegro was being widely interpreted there as a political attack on the West-leaning government.

The decision to keep the ministers in place is being widely interpreted as a sign that the new king has given both ministries a "business as usual" mandate.

The shooting death of a presidential aide Wednesday is being widely interpreted here as a political attack on the West-leaning government.

"Teen Spirit" is widely interpreted to be a teen revolution anthem, an interpretation reinforced by the song's music video.