Sentence examples for will interpret as from inspiring English sources

The government should redouble its counter-extremism efforts and avoid placing too much emphasis on counter-terrorism legislation, which many will interpret as undemocratic".

Put them in the office kitchen with a note that says, "Enjoy," "Please do not touch," or anything else that your co-workers will interpret as an invitation to help themselves.

pic.twitter.com/Ul6XfvEHkZ Mr Reed added he was stepping down as shadow Health Minister because efforts to improve and protect the NHS become "much more difficult to achieve the longer we remain in Opposition" – a dig many will interpret as a swipe at Labour's new leader.

Unless her investigation of the fatal shooting of Mr. Martin by a neighborhood watch coordinator, George Zimmerman, uncovers a great deal more solid evidence than has been disclosed, the case will remain a narrative Rorschach that each side will interpret as it wishes.

Which some people will interpret as meaning that those other promises are more fiscally reckless or less serious than the IHT reform - though George Osborne denied that today.

Public will interpret as failure to acquire premium product.

Think you are boring and everything you do, say, think and feel you'll interpret as a sign to confirm your erroneous thought.

"Ultimately, I will appoint Supreme Court justices that will interpret the Constitution as originally constructed," Rubio said Sunday.

And ultimately, I will appoint Supreme Court justices that will interpret the Constitution as originally constructed," Rubio said.

Pinochet replied, "Each person will interpret it as he wishes".

Each person will interpret it as he wishes".