This attitude was interpreted as indicating that he wanted to regain the UDF leadership.

The expression 00 has to be interpreted as 1.

but he hanged the chief baker, as Joseph had interpreted to them.

But he hanged the chief baker as Joseph had interpreted to them.

directives are misunderstood or interpreted as contrary to the mission mandate and

Gul s wife s headscarf was interpreted as the symbol of darker changes to come.

Simple messages such as integers might not require additional processing to be interpreted.

In theory, the constitutional prohibition could be interpreted as applying only to the future.

But unfortunately, consensus (often interpreted as requiring unanimity) has become an end in itself.

This offence was broadly interpreted as not requiring direct proof of money changing hands.

Consent to any agreement should be interpreted as indigenous peoples have reasonably understood it.

As a result, competitive displays have been interpreted as a way to demonstrate fitness to a potential mate.

Knowledge, as encapsulated in the textbook and interpreted by the professor, is delivered from above.

Understandably, investors have interpreted all of this as a green light to take more risk.

These arrests are often interpreted as ways the judiciary and intelligence undermine the Rouhani administration.

If the value is 128 or more, it is interpreted as an exponent and mantissa.

Perhaps she interpreted what I said as death threats, it's quite possible, I don't know.

Such an ambiguous declaration can be interpreted either as active support for the Russian police or as passive collaboration.

Hence, we write the position element as formula_81 and the velocity element as formula_82, indicating that they vary with time.

Other readers have interpreted the work as allegories of the politics and society of the time.

It was later interpreted as a demand for a separate and single Muslim state called Pakistan.

The findings are interpreted as showing the positive role of MTM schooling for the Bodo children.

The Agreement is to be interpreted and applied together with the Convention as a single instrument.

Moreover, her delegation interpreted the draft article as applying only to conflict situations involving exceptional risk.

Before 2007, such a policy was seen as a mistake at worst now it is interpreted as a malign strategy.

It can be interpreted as taking multiple paths of computation simultaneously through a finite number of states.

This has been interpreted as their originating from a different region, suggested to be the lower mantle.

Therefore, the State parties emphasize that nothing in the Treaty shall be interpreted as affecting this right.

Note Data should be interpreted with caution.

This exceptional provision must be interpreted strictly.

The deal was concluded on October 3, and has been interpreted as a successful market test for Portugal.

Article 27 has been interpreted by the Human Rights Committee as requiring more than mere passive non interference.

But, as countries like Egypt, Syria, and Lybia might be indicating, hereditary succession is not an inherently reactionary move.

Tackling poverty must not be interpreted as a philanthropic activity, but rather as one which helped women to build capacities and self esteem.

We have seen devastation from the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, interpreted as a sign of crowding at the coasts.

The great danger is that reappointing Bernanke will be interpreted as a green flag for a flawed status quo .

Lee may have interpreted his brother s arrest in July for accepting bribes as a prelude to such a fate.

It will be interpreted as a stab in the back of US efforts to maintain stability in the region.

In politics, there was a tendency of avoiding any policies and statements that could be interpreted as anti Soviet.

Their work to promote women's human rights is sometimes mis interpreted as anti male, pro divorce or anti culture.

In Tajikistan, the Constitution was interpreted by parliament.

Things such as Facebook statuses cursing the electricity company, or happy tweets indicating the return of electricity, have become customary.

In other countries, other means of indicating the end of the release may be used, such as the text ends .

Historians of that period, such as J. E. Neale (1934) and A. L. Rowse (1950), interpreted Elizabeth's reign as a golden age of progress.

' Taking this custom into account, the Magistrates Court held that the word damages' should be interpreted as including punitive or exemplary damages as well as compensatory damages.