Sentence examples for would have to be interpreted from inspiring English sources

The convention has not been tested and would have to be interpreted by the courts, Golding adds.

It would have to be rationally reformed, of course: the Bible would have to be interpreted in light of recent historical findings, belief in miracles abandoned, the clergy educated along modern lines and doctrine adapted to a softer age.

Unfortunately, its motion is limited to the two-dimensional surface seen by the camera; any third axis motion would have to be interpreted from angle or what have you.

Of course, this 'tendency' would have to be interpreted in a qualified sense: the same ergodic hypothesis would imply that the system cannot stay inside the equilibrium state forever and thus there would indeed be incessant fluctuations in and out of equilibrium.

But after the symbolic politics we've been seeing, a simple and humane gesture like that would have to be interpreted as a loss--as backing down in the face of bigotry and etc.

Deconvolution of biopsies from these patients would have to be interpreted with caution as individual cell types are difficult to isolate from solid tissues for any validation.

But the inter-occupational comparisons would also have to be interpreted cautiously, since it's likely that the association between SAT/ACT scores and future productivity varies by job.

Such clusters would then have to be interpreted not as long sustained transmission chains of TDR, but as several independent emergence events associated with treatment failures followed by much smaller TDR transmission chains.

Since uniform criteria have yet to be established for when a potential additional dimension would have to be considered, results were interpreted according to the recommendations of Linacre [ 33]: > 60% of variance explained by the Rasch dimension and ≤ 5% explained by the greatest potential additional dimension was considered as good.

"I think you'd have to be nuts" to interpret the words as critical of blacks.

"I think you'd have to be nuts" to interpret the words as critical of blacks, he said.