Sentences Generator
And
Your saved sentences

No sentences have been saved yet

831 Sentences With "interpreted as"

How to use interpreted as in a sentence? Find typical usage patterns (collocations)/phrases/context for "interpreted as" and check conjugation/comparative form for "interpreted as". Mastering all the usages of "interpreted as" from sentence examples published by news publications.

type: All Declarative Interrogative Exclamative

structure: All Simple Compound Complex Compound-Complex

length: All <=10 words 10-20 words 20-30 words 30-50 words

" Instead, they feared, it could be interpreted as "22000.
And sometimes, those words are best interpreted as verbal smackdowns.
And that it might be interpreted as obstruction of justice.
This can be interpreted as a reduction in risk appetite.
Bizarre behavior is often interpreted as a prelude to violence.
Each gesture may be interpreted as a play for tips.
Those comments were widely interpreted as contradicting Mr. Trump's tweet.
We devalue everything that is interpreted as feminine so much.
And in what some interpreted as a jab at Mrs.
The announcement could be interpreted as a snub of Rep.
His comments were widely interpreted as being directed at the group.
Trump made comments widely interpreted as referring to her menstrual cycle.
Self-possession like hers is often interpreted as pretentious, or pathological.
In the face of hatred, apathy will be interpreted as acceptance.
And union-led strikes and labor uprisings were interpreted as communistic.
I can see how it was interpreted as being insensitive, completely.
Of course, the video could be interpreted as sweet and playful.
A sculpture was interpreted as too sexually explicit for the Louvre.
He also relied on commercials that some legislators interpreted as attacks.
That was widely interpreted as signaling his support for conversion therapy.
Now her elusiveness can also be interpreted as a safety precaution.
This was interpreted as the remains of a funerary floral arrangement.
The resulting activity was interpreted as climbing several flights of stairs.
This was widely interpreted as a warning that America would blockade them.
The monument has also been interpreted as a "metaphor" for Putin himself.
Short taps are dots, and anything longer is interpreted as a dash.
Further, Sunday's results can be interpreted as a broad mandate for change.
But it could also be interpreted as an unconscious passive-aggressive gesture.
The outcome could be interpreted as leaning towards either Norway or Canada.
Such devotion could be interpreted as the inner workings of a sociopath.
Or, it can be interpreted, as it is in Moore's magical debut.
Kendrick Lamar's 2015 BET Awards performance was interpreted as hateful as well.
The move was widely interpreted as President Trump relaxing sanctions on Russia.
After all, climate change could be interpreted as a kind of genocide.
Elijah Cummings' district in Baltimore, in an exchange many interpreted as racist.
The comments were interpreted as a coded signal to Britain's political class.
Trump's praise of Kim Jong Un will be interpreted as negotiating weakness.
"The Anthropocene is often interpreted as meaning 'significantly anthropogenic,'" Zalasiewicz told me.
Instead, it was interpreted as a stick in the eye to Trump.
Some lawyers have said that that could be interpreted as witness tampering.
Trump's numerous sympathetic statements before and during Manafort's criminal trial could be interpreted as an effort to sway the outcome, but they also could be interpreted as a sign that he genuinely felt sorry for Manafort, Mueller said.
The academies launched internal investigations on Sunday after cadets and midshipmen were captured on ESPN's pre-game show for the Army-Navy game making the hand gesture, which some interpreted as white nationalist and others interpreted as innocent.
Accelerated Mobile Pages are widely interpreted as Google's response to Facebook's Instant articles.
The painting has also been interpreted as an illustration of Beckmann's spiritual interests.
The phenomenon, described as yield inversion, is often interpreted as a recession indicator.
Someone explained that the reference could be interpreted as disparaging to the restaurant.
Minaj tweeted about "Anaconda" being snubbed, and Tay interpreted as a personal attack.
The nation's most treasured texts are being interpreted as protests against the president.
Traders said one morning's bargain hunting could not be interpreted as a trend.
This shouldn't be interpreted as these companies lagging in the self-driving race.
The panel is being interpreted as Bendis's takedown of the social justice movement.
The remark can easily be interpreted as a signal to expect disappointing results.
But the letter was also widely interpreted as a public stand against nativism.
Trump's comment could be interpreted as an implicit knock of the Obama administration.
These policies could be interpreted as business-friendly and thus supportive of stocks.
Withdrawing from OPEC was widely interpreted as Doha's thumbing its nose at Riyadh.
The schedule, widely interpreted as an effort by Ms. Schultz to help Mrs.
African Fabrics could be interpreted as an investigation into Germany's colonization of Africa.
The turnout size will be interpreted as the strength of Mr. Putin's mandate.
This could be interpreted as only fixing or addressing part of a problem.
This was widely interpreted as a show of confidence in Mr. Betancur's integrity.
Highlighting lyrics that they interpreted as "devil worship," some activists invoked the crusades.
Raimondo's campaign says the ad shouldn't be interpreted as a sign of panic.
People are blasting Walmart for a tweet that has been interpreted as insensitive.
These colors were interpreted as messages supporting environmental conservation and LGBTQ+ rights, respectively.
Unfortunately, this attempt to engage often gets interpreted as a lack of interest.
In what some interpreted as a snub, the list does not include Sen.
And it does it all with what could very easily be interpreted as style!
That is not to be interpreted as a slight toward Meghan and Harry, however.
It felt like my effort to be taken seriously had been interpreted as frivolous.
"The showstopper here is if this is interpreted as a partisan project," says Miller.
That agreement is generally interpreted as meaning families must be released within 20 days.
Yield curve inversions, a rare phenomenon, are often interpreted as a sign of recession.
The move could be interpreted as a combination of gaming with health and wellness.
Others believe it could still be interpreted as describing Daenerys, or even Jaime Lannister.
It's easy to see how this could be interpreted as an ode to Stormi.
Montana's contest is being similarly interpreted as a litmus test of Mr Trump's unpopularity.
But Mattis said the Syria strikes should not be interpreted as a policy change.
Given this context, a MAGA hat could also be interpreted as disruptive or distracting.
And Jamie's affection for this lawyer might be interpreted as romantic—but is it?
Pelosi's remarks were interpreted as a direct message to progressive lawmakers and their teams.
"  — which many people unfortunately interpreted as a play on sexual terms like "eskimo brothers.
It was not our intention for this ad to be interpreted as anything else.
Why the change, which critics interpreted as a betrayal of the nonprofit's egalitarian mission?
It can be interpreted as a concession to the other side—in comparison, Rep.
Meghan will know exactly how this will have been interpreted, as will the royals.
Were you worried about whether the performance would be interpreted as a hostile gesture?
Impeachment is often interpreted as meaning removal from office, but that is not accurate.
"A lot of what gets interpreted as nefariousness often is just incompetence," said Dauber.
Amidst that girth, even real progress can be interpreted as more of the same.
That has been interpreted as meaning preserving ties with the EU in many areas.
Some observers indicated that Ma's donations could be interpreted as a show of power.
But that image has also slowly been interpreted as genuine, vulnerable, and authentic too.
Therefore, anything that is redressing past historical injustice is interpreted as a present discrimination.
"Hansel & Gretel" can be interpreted as an attempt to put both techniques in play.
The previous seal was widely interpreted as a white man strangling a Native American.
The desert can be interpreted as a place full of possibilities — but also emptiness.
Still, Tanton made, both privately and publicly, arguments that many have interpreted as eugenicist.
"It will be interpreted as, 'You see, the surgery reduces heart disease,'" he said.
Perniciously, this absence of protest is interpreted as support for the Xi Jinping government.
And this is being interpreted as very bad news by staffers at Tribune's papers.
The president's position has been widely interpreted as seeking to revise the JCPOA itself.
Traders were initially surprised by the unanimous vote, which was interpreted as quite hawkish.
Instead, the story possibly outed some athletes, and could be interpreted as shaming gay sex.
"The problem is that sometimes 'healthy' is interpreted as having lots of sex," she says.
Like most celestial happenings throughout history, eclipses were often interpreted as signs of the apocalypse.
In many ways, a blind macrocosm can be interpreted as an antidote to our reality.
The vote itself may also be interpreted as a protest against the Conservatives' Brexit plans.
He lets out another sigh, subtle but easily interpreted as a slight remark of relief.
NAIROBI — Angola has abolished a colonial-era law widely interpreted as banning same-sex relations.
This call captured by VentureBeat could've easily been interpreted as Duplex running on its own.
And then he made a comment that many interpreted as a call to shoot Clinton.
That would be interpreted as a signal that the Midwest won't be forgotten in 2020.
In October he dismissed five generals for corruption, a move widely interpreted as a purge.
But all of it could just as easily interpreted as normal parts of his job.
Psychologically, this wish can be interpreted as an intellectual defense against the agony of mourning.
Right after that ... the interviews surfaced where he made remarks many interpreted as defending pedophilia.
The law was previously interpreted as only allowing prisoners to earn 2628 days a year.
This could be interpreted as a request for President Donald Trump to avoid hostile tweets.
Such a cut could be interpreted as a cue that turbulence lies ahead for investors.
The euro also fell after European Central Bank meeting minutes were interpreted as slightly dovish.
A public embrace of feminism can be interpreted as hypocritical for fashion companies, Zeisler says.
" Then he doubled down with what some interpreted as shade directed at "The Walking Dead.
Light is typically interpreted as the emblem of everything good and positive in Jewish tradition.
Nearly every difference between men and women is interpreted as a form of women's oppression.
The emperor's message — interpreted as a directive — in turn became the will of the people.
The movie, shot in a faux one take, can be easily interpreted as technically challenging.
The Census Bureau's majority-minority prediction could be interpreted as contributing to this blaming practice.
Bloomberg's line was interpreted as a comment about Biden, according to people in the room.
This is generally interpreted as a sign that economic turmoil is just around the corner.
"Touching a child and reading from the Quran -- that's somehow interpreted as insidious," Clark said.
It's this moment of Bigger's death specifically that Brown interpreted as a "white savior" narrative.
The comments could be interpreted as negotiating rhetoric, nonetheless such a late intervention was ominous.
However, there are two changes which were interpreted as an adoption of dovish monetary stance.
But there are situations in which a first strike can be interpreted as legally justified.
" Next, he tweeted a picture of Clinton winking, which he interpreted as "a mild stroke.
The snake can be interpreted as the common enemy of the girl and the bull.
Reparations for slavery in America is often interpreted as financial compensation for descendants of slaves.
Buttigieg has to muster extra poise, extra confidence, lest any deficit be interpreted as immaturity.
Others asked what other pieces of clothing might be interpreted as carrying a political meaning.
Japanese laws are currently interpreted as allowing marriage only between a man and a woman.
Her refusal to echo Sanders's grand promises is interpreted as a rejection of his goals.
Our stories are not our policy, nor should they be interpreted as if they are.
It can be interpreted as either celebration or criticism of Brexit, or simply an acknowledgement.
Ramos spotted Patrick Mouratoglou, sitting in the Williams box, making what he interpreted as a coaching hand gesture (he had his hands about six inches apart moving in a forward motion that Ramos interpreted as an indication of how he wanted Williams to move).
The news comes days after the US military and naval academies launched internal investigations after cadets and midshipmen were captured on ESPN's pre-game show for the Army-Navy game making a hand gesture that some interpreted as white nationalist and others interpreted as innocent.
In Beijing, Hong Kong's political mood is interpreted as rank ingratitude at best, treason at worst.
The meeting, and a statement from Billy Graham, was interpreted as an endorsement of Mr. Romney.
That technique, known as fingerprinting, isn't uncommon—and shouldn't be interpreted as tracking your every move.
We'd raised a boatload of money, back when that was only interpreted as a positive sign.
It could work against him if his criticism of weapon confiscation is interpreted as anti-police.
However, he said his economic call shouldn't be interpreted as a doomsday prediction for Wall Street.
Here was a professional sleep doctor, going against the sleep hygiene guidelines I interpreted as commandments.
This atmospheric wave was interpreted as a gravity wave, which are also found in Earth's atmosphere.
At Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on Friday, Fed Chair Janet Yellen's tone was interpreted as slightly hawkish.
The raw and honest lyrics have been interpreted as a giant diss aimed at her ex.
The sign that falls between them is interpreted as the middle ground between these opposing forces.
The discussion was focused Georgia O'Keeffe's flower paintings, which are often interpreted as incorporating vaginal imagery.
Rutte, for instance, published a full-page newspaper ad interpreted as a clear threat to immigrants.
Any aid — even for reintegration — is interpreted as "material support for terrorists" under United States law.
As Footwear News pointed out, could this be interpreted as the true inspiration behind the outfit?
But ISIS blowing it up is being interpreted as the group acknowledging it will lose Mosul.
Now, this could be simply interpreted as an honest tribute to the U.S. senator to Vermont.
The euro was also hurt after European Central Bank meeting minutes were interpreted as slightly dovish.
It has the postcard EPA received last year and interpreted as a threat against Pruitt pic.twitter.
My former boss would often state: "Waste is sinful," which I interpreted as time is wasted.
Doing so might have been interpreted as central bankers considering slowing down their rate hike plans.
"We strived to not use any polemic words, which could be interpreted as bias," he said.
I couldn't recall a single memory that could be even remotely interpreted as an early warning.
The developer's actions were widely interpreted as a means to prevent residents from landmarking the building.
Some other states' constitutions have been interpreted as protecting abortion rights but none explicitly address abortions.
That story has been interpreted as one of disobedience, and Eve was punished for her chutzpah.
"We did hope, courage, love, so they can be interpreted as life plays out," she said.
Yeah. I've said things that have been interpreted as slightly off, sensitivity-wise or correctness-wise.
What was widely interpreted as a slightly more upbeat tone in the minutes of the Jan.
Johnson's victory is being interpreted as clarity on the U.K.'s departure from the European Union.
A Miami student was arrested after his videos were interpreted as threats to shoot up schools.
It should certainly not be interpreted as license to eat as much meat as you like.
Under normal circumstances and normal presidents, that could be interpreted as an attempt to reassure Texans.
It is therefore interpreted as a pessimistic sentiment about the future value of the underlying stock.
The Justice Department's notable silence was interpreted as a change in tack by the Obama administration.
The bar was so low that even a modest audience might be interpreted as huge growth.
But then that poise and confidence, in the context of his age, are interpreted as arrogance.
In the jockeying for power, concessions to Taiwan could be interpreted as a sign of weakness.
Those moves were widely interpreted as an assessment of Mr. Trump's chances in the presidential election.
Except the comment was interpreted as referring to money literally and exclusively going to the Pentagon.
The proposal was largely interpreted as a White House alternative to the one bipartisan proposal by Sens.
"These findings should not be interpreted as a condemnation of individual exercise," they write in the study.
"The policy can easily be interpreted, and is being interpreted, as a ban against Muslims," Gerges said.
Crowley's loss interpreted as a sign of undercurrents of change for the next generation of Democratic voters.
"Active babies are healthy," she explains, and even intense kicking should be interpreted as a reassuring sign.
He compared the lamé briefs to an armor, which I interpreted as permission to be powerfully himself.
Is a tweet interpreted as a declaration of war a violation of the company's terms of service?
It could be interpreted as a political statement of support of the prevailing "American" — re: Trumpian — values.
The action was widely interpreted as the President's inclination to remove anyone who stands in his way.
For National Review, conservatism is a set of principles and values, interpreted as they have interpreted them.
Our physiological response ends up getting interpreted as other "high arousal responses," which include happiness and joy.
Their insouciance may be interpreted as a sign that they were responsible for the death through witchcraft.
And two senior US officials tell CNN's Barbara Starr that the message shouldn't be interpreted as provocative.
Walls, has, however tweeted a few notes that could be interpreted as breakup chatter, including this retweet.
A bull market with narrow leadership, on the other hand, can often be interpreted as lacking conviction.
The agency's finding was widely interpreted as a shot against the bow against other companies conducting ICOs.
If Ossoff loses, it will be interpreted as a major blow to the Democratic opposition to Trump.
Surprise, surprise, he is lobbying to have the anti-sex discrimination clause interpreted as narrowly as possible.
The law, which overturned a Charlotte city ordinance, was widely interpreted as an attack on LGBT rights.
That language should be interpreted as hypothetical dicta, not as a rigid blueprint for limiting gun rights.
Residents of Kansas cannot screech their tires, which has been interpreted as a breaching of the peace.
Recent talk of an atmospheric nuclear test somewhere over the Pacific Ocean should be interpreted as such.
Johnny's father seeks faith, but Lamar urges revenge, which could be interpreted as taking action against injustice.
It has been interpreted as limiting the detention of a child to no more than 2202 days.
One of the things it blamed was increasing competition, which analysts interpreted as a reference to Luckin.
This is usually interpreted as an attempt to distance Marine from the cruder politics of her father.
This is understandable, as solar eclipses used to be interpreted as omens of the end or whatever.
She couldn't go anywhere near the kitchen, which she interpreted as the first step to hurting him.
And likewise the Chinese term "yuán fèn" can be interpreted as a binding force of irresistible destiny.
The Helms amendment is currently interpreted as a blanket funding ban on abortion no matter the circumstances.
The key points are that the report should not be interpreted as disproving the core Russian allegations.
It's unlikely that Mary Shelley intended Victor Frankenstein's creature to be interpreted as his creator's sex toy.
That included recent remarks that were interpreted as implying that opponents of his labor law were lazy.
That rule says a party's failure to produce a witness may be interpreted as adverse to them.
Secular liberals are wary of a visit that could be interpreted as support for an authoritarian leader.
The first two secrets were interpreted as foretelling a world war and the dangers of Soviet Communism.
Researchers were emphatic that these results should not be interpreted as condoning hallucinogenic mushrooms for self-treatment.
That alone could be interpreted as an acknowledgement that Apple realized a $1,000 smartphone wasn't for everyone.
The letter's sponsors, however, denied the document should be interpreted as a threat to do the same.
The administration said the cuts shouldn't be interpreted as a sign that officials don't like the programs.
Spicer did say, however, that Trump's warning shot to Comey should not be interpreted as a threat.
Lawyers for Unsworth say that remark was widely interpreted as Musk suggesting the diver was a pedophile.
The choice of Kim to lead the delegation is likely to be interpreted as an intentional provocation.
"There is no way this gift is not going to be interpreted as political," said Mr. Lenkowsky.
He included Mr. Priebus's Twitter handle, a move that was interpreted as blaming the chief of staff.
The vote on Tuesday night could be interpreted as a sign of support for that general approach.
" "This is better than having an uncertain economy and a Fed that was interpreted as leaning hawkish.
The posts included video clips portraying Muslims in a hostile way that were widely interpreted as Islamophobic.
Also, please know that the inclusion of any tweet in this story should not be interpreted as endorsement.
International maritime law requires ships to maintain a safe distance, normally interpreted as 1,000 yards, when passing another.
The mock-up, they wrote, could be interpreted as a rehearsal of a Pearl Harbor-style surprise attack.
While these characters are coded and interpreted as gay, LeFou is explicitly shown to be attracted to men.
At the time, Barr's statements were interpreted as downplaying the role the policy played in Mueller's decision-making.
However, his words could also be interpreted as a strong statement about Uber's new direction under his guard.
But the attack was widely interpreted as a possible opening salvo in a battle to succeed General Hifter.
Video footage shows a bright light in Clark's hand that the officers could have interpreted as a weapon.
Sturzenegger's comments were widely interpreted as dovish and sent the peso currency tumbling amid expectations of a cut.
Rhomboidal [four-sided] platelets occupy the center of each cell; these are interpreted as parts of the chloroplasts.
The idea that our work has been interpreted as anti-Semitic is abhorrent to me — and deeply personal.
In many ways, the film can be interpreted as a parable of the Chinese government's idea of multilateralism.
Trump himself has made statements that could be interpreted as a wish for harm to come to her.
"We apologise for any misunderstanding that might be interpreted as an offence to the great artist," they wrote.
Senior Senate Democratic aides said any bill involving sanctions or fines could be interpreted as affecting U.S. revenues.
Just please be careful to do it in a way that can't be interpreted as being anti-Semitic.
To go even further, the 'announce' phenomenon might be interpreted as an indication of football's decreased attention span.
But it could also be interpreted as suggesting that Trump might yet act against the people investigating him.
Hence, statewide turnout should not be interpreted as a function of partisan enthusiasm, but as one of competition.
Hard to see how this is interpreted as anything other than a huge win for Kim Jong-Un.
Tuesday night's returns are certain to be interpreted as a report card on Mr. Trump ahead of 2020.
Coats issued a remarkable statement on Saturday that is being interpreted as a bid to keep his job.
His positioning could, however, be interpreted as preparation for making the kinds of concessions the U.S. is demanding.
How has it that patriotism has turned into defending the government, and criticizing it is interpreted as treason?
On Thursday, Trump's campaign manager and close adviser Kellyanne Conway tweeted two messages interpreted as digs at Romney.
Trump's comments were widely interpreted as a threat that he could come after Republicans who oppose the bill.
At one point, the FBI wrote a letter to King that he interpreted as a suggestion of suicide.
To this day, the incident is interpreted as signifying Catalan resistance to dictator Francisco Franco's government in Madrid.
Their release, reported by the Saudi state news agency, was interpreted as a positive signal by rights advocates.
Traditionally, these markings were interpreted as so-called "gut traces," or the fossilized remains of the digestive system.
This new stance delighted Wall Street, but has also been interpreted as a bellwether of growing economic uncertainty.
But on Sunday, Trump indicated that the call should perhaps be interpreted as more than friendly personal exchange.
For the policy of separating the races is usually interpreted as denoting the inferiority of the negro group.
Meanwhile, the people who attacked a Mexican homeless man actually get what can be interpreted as a compliment.
For example, riding in a car, bus, train, or subway can create motions that are interpreted as steps.
Dunkaroos joined Instagram, a move that many interpreted as a sign of the product's return to store shelves.
It showed that tragedy can be interpreted as comedy, depending on the angle from which we view it.
" Pressed if such rhetoric could be reasonably interpreted as anti-Semitic, Mr. Wiles said: "It's hard to say.
Last week, economists Anna Stansbury and Larry Summers released a paper that many interpreted as challenging our work.
At the time, his comments were interpreted as indicating a preference for more mainstream candidates such as Sen.
As this new strategy was interpreted as a price war, Amazon's share price also fell more than 1.2%.
Mandatory labeling is not an appropriate policy response — and, indeed, can convey misinformation if interpreted as a warning.
A spokesperson for Kushner Companies said the remark may have been "interpreted" as a way to lure investors.
Lawyers for Unsworth argued that the remark was widely interpreted as Musk suggesting the diver was a pedophile.
"There is no discriminatory treatment that could be interpreted as a violation of powers separation principle," it stated.
On the other hand, the proliferation of graphic propaganda posters may be interpreted as a sign of weakness.
McCallum's replacement was announced in September — a move that can be interpreted as reestablishing diplomatic ties, said Evans.
She emphasizes, however, that the study should not be interpreted as a suggestion that teens should not date.
In the lead-up to his return, Beahm made posts that could be interpreted as ginning up excitement.
While strong price pressure is usually interpreted as a sign of a growing economy, inflation has been tepid.
Ruhm, an economist at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, told me that it's true Case and Deaton may not have intended their deaths of despair hypothesis to be interpreted as a solely economic phenomenon, but it's often been interpreted as one anyway in much of the media and public discussion.
For instance, a law making it a crime to mislabel drugs would automatically be interpreted as criminalizing knowing mislabeling.
Those critics contend that Mr. Obama's visit to Cuba will be interpreted as a validation of a repressive regime.
Its premise is "bureaucrats control society through universal healthcare," which has inevitably been interpreted as an indictment of Obamacare.
The insistence of older women that their daughters not be subjugated by men is interpreted as its own subjugation.
Though the costume only actually has three fingers and a thumb, the gesture was interpreted as an offensive one.
What remains clear is that basic acts of journalism, even outside exclusion zones, were interpreted as harassment by police.
Greenery's connections to vegetation can be interpreted as symbolic, since plants regrow and regenerate every year after the winter.
And in a lot of cases, that got interpreted as hostile to the people in the market-rate housing.
The question could be interpreted as a stand-in for the belief that government isn't working as it should.
So if he tries to change the subject, it will be interpreted as him trying to change the subject.
Please know that, if you fail to comply, your failure will be interpreted as a denial of my request.
Ethics critics have cautioned that his numerous visits to Trump properties could be interpreted as promotion for his brand.
Will the decree—easily interpreted as a deep hostility to the world beyond America's shores—put off global travellers?
It is also true that a withdrawal could be interpreted as weakness and encourage aggressive actions against American interests.
Looking back, their farewell exchange in Season 3 could be interpreted as a prophecy of a potential romantic union.
Trump's ambiguous remarks that some interpreted as an allusion to violence prompted an enraged response from her via Twitter.
I saw the pic on a Halloween Instagram and didn't think it would be interpreted as being racially insensitive.
Verification was meant to authenticate identity & voice but it is interpreted as an endorsement or an indicator of importance.
Because if he loses New Hampshire to Clinton, it will be interpreted as a major blow to his campaign.
Trump also stood by his remarks about the Second Amendment that Democrats interpreted as calling for violence against Clinton.
The country is so embittered toward one another that the most mild of gestures can be interpreted as offensive.
His instinctive, incessant stoking of his base is interpreted as an effort to emulate his shock 2016 election win.
One course on the Old Testament would analyze whether Genesis could be interpreted as a form of early cosmology.
Said in 12 speeches Such phrases "may be interpreted as reassurances as a confident leader or businessman," Sclafani says.
Nope. The wasps were interpreted as being normal size with respect to a control group not afraid of spiders.
That decrease, interpreted as a sign of more efficient policing, translated into $407,000 in deferred costs for the city.
A conspiracy to steal the nomination from such a popular candidate will be interpreted as an anti-democratic coup.
I think it's relatable in the sense that the concept of "the incessant" can be interpreted as more ambiguous.
Google's cloud services could be interpreted as "quality improvement," one of HIPAA's permitted uses for business associates, he explained.
Google's cloud services could be interpreted as "quality improvement," one of HIPAA's permitted uses for business associates, he explained.
Viciousness has no redemptive qualities and, when directed towards an individual who lacks restraint, can be interpreted as incitement.
Akihito stopped short of saying outright that he wanted to abdicate, which could be interpreted as interfering in politics.
She described her shock when she first found out that the tweet had been interpreted as a racial epithet.
Wednesday's test was being interpreted as a sign of increasing impatience by North Korea as talks with Trump stall.
Sinograin's requests for prices were interpreted as a sign that government curbs on buying American goods had been lifted.
I never stand over a student or otherwise position myself in a way that could be interpreted as inappropriate. 
The following month, she had another dream about her parents, which she later interpreted as a warning to Barker.
The detainees' lawyers had argued that federal rules could be interpreted as permitting guilty pleas by remote video link.
Brexit, Trump, and the new far-right strength in Europe have all been interpreted as part of this trend.
His words were vague enough to be interpreted as more than mere threats to Ryan's electability or his speakership.
The Japan-EU trade deal was interpreted as signaling resistance to what many world leaders see protectionism by Trump.
But it could also be interpreted as a warning that the boys will learn to mimic their father's abuse.
The Hollywood Reporter interview is being interpreted as Trump not actually knowing about the Brexit vote, which is wrong.
The proposal was largely interpreted as a White House alternative to the one bipartisan proposal by Durbin and Sen.
This official, whose identity was shared with The Times, confirmed the remark but said it was interpreted as sarcasm.
In his remarks, he spoke about societal problems in America, which were widely interpreted as the secretary rebuking Trump.
In addition, the court found for the first time that rape could be interpreted as a weapon of war.
But uncertainty over the deal and Trump's "Tariff Man" tweets were widely interpreted as leading to Tuesday's sell-off.
"This should in no way be interpreted as we're not putting sanctions on anyone in that report," Mnuchin said.
He keeps an ironic distance from his material, which can be interpreted as a blanket forgiveness for human folly.
Yet the tech giant&aposs removal of the app was widely interpreted as Apple kowtowing to the Chinese state.
His efforts, coupled with the administration's new freeze on assistance, could be interpreted as Trump holding Ukraine's security hostage.
Stevens said Beijing's decision not to hike loans to Africa shouldn't be interpreted as a step back in relations.
The term impeachment is often interpreted as simply removing a president from office, but that is not strictly accurate.
In an interview, Mr. Blake said his reaction should not be interpreted as him changing his stance on Amazon.
His tune, widely interpreted as an anti-authoritarian anthem, climbed the charts and spawned a new countercultural movement, Tropicalismo.
But when it came to himself, we got dry wit and self-deprecation that we all interpreted as entertainment.
The idea that the words of the Constitution should be interpreted as they were commonly understood when it was written.
In March, the sudden resignation of former President Htin Kyaw was interpreted as a worrying sign for the political leadership.
He said that he should have anticipated that his comments would be interpreted as him speaking on behalf of CrossFit.
Kushner Companies apologised "if that mention of her brother was in any way interpreted as an attempt to lure investors".
This increased chance, the scientists argued, could be interpreted as their share of responsibility for a scorcher four years ago.
While this is typically interpreted as baggy blouse with skinny-fit jeans, Bad Gal had a different idea, as usual.
The fact that Oberwager's last name could be interpreted as "higher wages" in German makes Jyve seem like his destiny.
Ralph Northam's comments in support of a Virginia abortion bill last week, which some interpreted as an endorsement of infanticide.
Her statements can only be interpreted as denial - a familiar and integral strategy deployed by criminal states to deflect blame.
The first problem is that the comment was interpreted as referring to money literally and exclusively going to the Pentagon.
Canada's natural resources minister was forced to apologize on Tuesday for remarks interpreted as favoring law enforcement violence against protesters.
Last summer, the actor caused a stir when he posted a Snapchat that many people interpreted as him coming out.
"It feels different this time," she said, adding that her comment should not be interpreted as "an anti-Bush statement."
His statement can easily be interpreted as yet another inflammatory and distracting Trump tweet — there have been many, after all.
Providing riders with games consoles could be interpreted as a sign that Deliveroo is keen to get riders on side.
The Fed made several comments that could be interpreted as negative for stocks: None of this was helpful for stocks.
This was interpreted as a sign, following weeks of sometimes violent protests, of growing tension as elections loom next year.
She objects to the idea that songs should automatically be interpreted as diaristic, especially when the songwriter is a woman.
Ms. Warren responded minutes later with a line interpreted as a shot back at Mr. Buttigieg and his campaign operation.
So a bet on the United States economy could be interpreted as a way to try to play it safe.
"It is important to note, however, that our estimates should not be interpreted as an optimal savings level," she said.
For those in the workforce, the news that wages are growing by 2.5 percent can only be interpreted as positive.
Her cometlike passing could have been interpreted as a lapse in etiquette or an artistic statement in its own right.
The implications of this mean that the cyberattack could be interpreted as an act of war, according to the organization.
Until they do, their reticence could be interpreted as pointing less to conspiracy theories than to a conspiracy of silence.
" He ended the tweet with what may be interpreted as a quick attempt at de-escalation: "Stop the arms race?
New federal legislation can be interpreted as encouraging states and schools to incorporate measures of character into their accountability systems.
While her comments could be interpreted as a little on the judge-y side, they aren't directed at particular person.
Negotiations were extended into a third day, which was interpreted as a sign discussions were moving in a positive direction.
In our frozen moments, we are unable to speak, a behavior which could no longer be interpreted as silent consent.
The king's 20 children could be Robert Baratheon's bastards, and Cersei's three children are interpreted as Joffrey, Myrcella, and Tommen.
Many people did believe in him, although it may have been expressed in a way that Hield interpreted as doubt.
He's adamant the SCOTUS decision shouldn't be interpreted as bakers getting the green light to refuse service to gay couples.
This can be interpreted as music becoming increasingly formulaic in terms of instrumentation once commercial or mainstream success sets in.
But in all fairness, this shouldn't be interpreted as a compliment: The original only had 31 points to begin with.
The exercise, scheduled while Mr. Trump is traveling through the region, will undoubtedly be interpreted as another warning toward Pyongyang.
I never said anything publicly or in the courtroom that anyone would have interpreted as being negative toward the victims.
A fraud trial that he currently faces has widely been interpreted as an ultimatum on artistic freedom in today's Russia.
The story of America, then, can be interpreted as a series of redemptions, of injury, suffering and healing fresh starts.
Mr. Kelly's actions can only be interpreted as an attempt to hide his threats under a veil of national security.
He said Wednesday that he had not taken offense at Mr. McCarthy's remark, which he also interpreted as a joke.
A flat rate applying to all warehouses could, by contrast, easily be interpreted as a sign of anti-competitive behavior.
Under the order, consent is required from governors and "localities," which in many places was interpreted as the county leadership.
The guidance, DHS said, "should not be interpreted as bearing any relevance on the long-term future of that program."
Hillary Clinton emphasized a public option in an announcement Saturday that was interpreted as a play for supporters of Sen.
Making their voices indistinguishable from one another could be interpreted as the members saying that they are united as one.
But former officials told the newspaper that Pence's focus on corruption could have been interpreted as "code" for the issue.
" When a reporter pressed that the remark was "widely interpreted" as contradicting Trump, Mattis replied, "It was widely misinterpreted then.
The Chinese government has in recent years frowned on anything that could be interpreted as a celebration of ostentatious wealth.
Pompeo made waves last year when he made comments that were widely interpreted as supporting regime change in North Korea.
These days, politicians don't normally get caught making remarks that can be interpreted as anything remotely close to pro-slavery.
Once again we are denied our fullness because of a (justified) fear it will be interpreted as anti-American. Mrs.
But nothing in this should be interpreted as a license for wasteful spending or tax cuts on an ongoing basis.
Accordingly, the Committee's request to release the Memorandum is interpreted as a request for declassification pursuant to the President's authority.
Locals in Chilaw, a majority Christian town, said Hasmar's post was interpreted as menacing and an angry crowd beat him.
The text was vague on several matters, including on whether the vice president fully becomes president if the sitting president dies or resigns (in practice, the answer was interpreted as "yes"), and on how to fill a vice presidential vacancy in the middle of a term (in practice, the answer was interpreted as "you can't").
Image: Screen Shot via CraigslistA sign of warImage: Screen Shot via End Times HeadlinesThroughout history, eclipses have been interpreted as omens.
This phenomenon, described as flattening of the yield curve, is often interpreted as a warning signal of an upcoming financial crisis.
In this light, the Taiwan outreach could be interpreted as something similar to President Obama's move to normalize relations with Cuba.
But the system broke down somewhere along the line, becoming interpreted as an official endorsement of the platform, according to Twitter.
The smaller number of agents assigned to the case should not be interpreted as a lack of interest, the source said.
Given the vice-ministerial level of the talks, that was interpreted as a strong signal that Beijing was taking negotiations seriously.
Among them was a 1963 poem called "The Snake," which Trump interpreted as a parable on the dangers of illegal immigration.
The remarks were interpreted as a desire to abdicate, a step unprecedented in modern Japan and not possible under current law.
But the decision, he insisted, should not be interpreted as a sign that he was considering making way for another candidate.
The former US president criticized "strongman politics" and the denial of facts in what many interpreted as indirect critiques of Trump.
"Please know that, if you fail to comply, your failure will be interpreted as a denial of my request," Neal wrote.
The company said the SEC cautioned that the probe shouldn't be interpreted as a sign that Alibaba has actually broken laws.
He has previously made a number of comments easily interpreted as pressuring key figures to drop their scrutiny of Russian meddling.
It could also, perhaps, be interpreted as a statement on San Francisco and its depressing juxtaposition of homelessness and tech riches.
But Kushner Companies later apologised if Ms Meyer's name-dropping "was in any way interpreted as an attempt to lure investors".
"Booth personnel may not wear clothing that is sexually revealing or that could be interpreted as undergarments," the new policy states.
Our faces even blush as a signal for emotional or hormonal response, and can be interpreted as a socio-sexual cue.
Aboriginals in British Columbia never signed treaties and have been granted "consent" rights by the courts, sometimes interpreted as a veto.
The host hit on "the left" for disrespecting the first daughter before making a comment that could be interpreted as demeaning.
The company's loyalty card business was also down 15 percent during the quarter, which many investors interpreted as a shocking decline.
Messages intended to be positive often are interpreted as neutral, and neutral texts often are read as negative, she told CNN.
The company's loyalty card business was also down 8003 percent during the quarter, which many investors interpreted as a shocking decline.
The digital threats in Ukraine are also frequently interpreted as a test bed for attacks to be used across the world.
Against such a backdrop, Wednesday's move is likely to be interpreted as a goodwill gesture ahead of next week's international summit.
It started with May's speech in Florence, Italy -- which the EU interpreted as the UK finally becoming a little more realistic.
We will not be making, and nothing we say should be interpreted as making, any recommendation with respect to that decision.
French President Emmanuel Macron drew laughter at the forum on Wednesday with a joke widely interpreted as a jab at Trump.
That change in tone is interpreted as a move to try to improve his standing with Latino voters, a growing demographic.
"I can't go back yet," she said, citing 2009 comments by a government minister that she has interpreted as a threat.
But Omar, a Somali refugee, said her comments should be interpreted as criticism of a government and not of its people.
But a teen who says he was involved in the encounter said the students' actions have been wrongly interpreted as racist.
In the race to stand out, the most mundane things — frogs catching flies, for instance — could be re-interpreted as games.
The move was interpreted as designed in part to encourage Fastow himself to plead guilty and cooperate, which he ultimately did.
The "Daddy Lessons" cover has been interpreted as the women putting their middle fingers up, while vouching for Beyoncé's country chops.
While algorithms lie at the heart of software, the DNA of the dynamic, computer-generated forms could be interpreted as shells.
"This can't be interpreted as anything other than a slap in the face," said Per Hansen, economist at investment firm Nordnet.
Reporter Question There was a ballistic missile test that many interpreted as a violation of an agreement— President Trump Not good.
It's reached the point where I actively hide any eating habits that could be interpreted as less than adventurous or accommodating.
The superhero franchise movies can be interpreted as psychological case studies of the powerful, but they are also defenses of power.
Clinton called some young criminals "superpredators," a label that he and others have interpreted as a reference to young black men.
While the figures aren't meant to be scary, in at least one way they can be interpreted as a warning sign.
This could be reasonably interpreted as an indictment of the idea the vaping industry can regulate itself (wow, big surprise there).
Some of the clashes since last summer, meanwhile, have been interpreted as attempts by Hamas leaders to seek a better deal.
"Nothing about my statements should be interpreted as condoning specific police actions or tactics," Mr. Raju said in a new statement.
That move was interpreted as an effort to hide a "rotten" score, especially since Warner owns 25 percent of Rotten Tomatoes.
Women generally also have a stronger interest in people rather than things, relative to men (also interpreted as empathizing vs. systemizing).
Its estimates of how many people are working (or not) are often interpreted as a key indicator of the economy's direction.
Given that context, the gesture was interpreted as showing allegiance to the doctrine of white power, and it shocked many commentators.
The first would be interpreted as a repudiation of Donald J. Trump, the second as another example of his political resilience.
In the case of "Starship Troopers" (on Saturday), both the film and the book versions were interpreted as endorsements of fascism.
And if you're dating or around someone you find attractive, a blush can be interpreted as a welcome signal of emotion.
Stratfor's Baker said this could be interpreted as the regime's response to the sanctions, and particularly to China's imposition of sanctions.
Voting against Friedman to placate the far left would be unfortunate and would be interpreted as succumbing to further political pressure.
Buying her silence could be legally interpreted as an in-kind donation to the Trump campaign -- creating a potential legal issue.
Tattoos became a major police target, interpreted as proof that someone belonged to the likes of MS-13 or 18th Street.
His response was that the episode was a national disgrace, a comment that many interpreted as a veiled criticism of Iran.
On Monday, however, Mr. Trump removed Mr. Bannon from the committee, a move widely interpreted as a victory for General McMaster.
History's changing events are interpreted as either something inevitable like the work of God or the intervention of a foreign power.
The Minnesota lawmaker, one of only two Muslim women in Congress, has twice made comments many interpreted as being anti-Semitic.
It also followed the release of European Central Bank minutes earlier last week that had been interpreted as hawkish by markets.
It has been widely interpreted as giving tribes the right to determine their membership requirements, even if individual rights are compromised.
The prosecutors did not provide an explanation for their decisions, but the development was widely interpreted as a sign of protest.
The commission said the Civil Rights Act's ban on sex discrimination should be interpreted as including protections based on sexual orientation.
Unsurprisingly, he didn't intend for his study to be interpreted as suggesting that prescription drugs are a solution to violent offending.
On the other hand, it could be interpreted as a nuanced comment on masculinity, and the objectification of the sportsman's body.
While the official government translation of "Reiwa" is "beautiful harmony," it can also be interpreted as "commanded peace," a more authoritarian reading.
A lump in the bone has been interpreted as an injury caused by repetitive physical activity, perhaps from knapping stones into tools.
No matter what, Perry is slated to perform her single "Swish Swish," which has been widely interpreted as a Swift diss track.
By hiding the sticks and producing too many carrots, Bush and Obama attempted to demonstrate good will—which Putin interpreted as weakness.
When zero width joiners are used, you get an output that looks like this: 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦, but it's still interpreted as 11 characters.
Elections Canada, a non-partisan body that manages federal elections, has said that such advertising campaigns could be interpreted as partisan politics.
Part of the issue is Google's low-persistence screen requirement for Daydream, which has been interpreted as effectively requiring an OLED display.
"Netflix's board doesn't know what they got into," she said last Monday, a comment that some commentators interpreted as an implicit threat.
US antitrust laws have in recent history been interpreted as largely focused on whether a deal or business practices affects consumer prices.
"Any of these policy changes would be interpreted as a step towards less monetary policy accommodation, dragging USD/JPY lower," Haddad said.
Dreams are often subject to the unconscious, something that does not always make sense and is usually interpreted as confusing and random.
When these specimens were scanned by the modified microscope, the stream of electrons lost by the metallic elements were interpreted as color.
While Mr Abe was visiting America this week, some LDP grandees met for dinner, which the press interpreted as an incipient plot.
Ryanair's plan to close routes and bases in November may also be interpreted as an indicator of weak current trading, Khoo said.
But although that is the consensus view, comments from BoE policymakers that markets have interpreted as dovish have generated scepticism among investors.
The moves then unravelled after comments from Bank of England policymakers that were interpreted as dovish, with the euro and sterling falling.
Thereby undermining what might otherwise be interpreted as a grand Banksy gesture critiquing the acquisitive, money-loving bent of the art world.
Many conservative critics fear affirmative consent means that every sexual encounter could potentially be analyzed and interpreted as rape after the fact.
From an AI perspective, DeepMind's accomplishment can be interpreted as something of a social experiment — a hyper-Turing test, so to speak.
The move was interpreted as waiting to see if Trump will adopt a more conciliatory approach when he takes office next month.
That look might be interpreted as Pluto, Jason's Tether, and Jason switching places earlier in the movie, and Pluto knowing Adelaide's secret.
"Verification was meant to authenticate identity & voice but it is interpreted as an endorsement or an indicator of importance," the company said.
Disclaimer: Nothing in this post should be interpreted as medical advice, or should inspire you to pull anything out of your body.
Trump's remark was widely interpreted as referring to menstrual blood, implying that Kelly was in an unfriendly mood because she was menstruating.
Bestowing these commands, which His Majesty invariably did throughout his reign, cannot be interpreted as approval or disapproval of any political actors.
Nor is a feminine dress sense—the Christian Louboutin heels, the Dior silk skirt—automatically interpreted as a statement of sexual availability.
The pound had already slipped half a percent on Tuesday after comments from BoE policymakers were interpreted as broadly dovish by markets.
Panikarov's outrage offers a caricature of public memory in Russia, where any negative treatment of past events is interpreted as Western slander.
Obama sought to remain neutral, even if some of his remarks were interpreted as favoring Clinton's pragmatism over Sanders's more sweeping idealism.
It may oppose any aggressive conduct anywhere in the world that may be interpreted as a threat to the peaceful international order.
Priebus's appointment was widely interpreted as an olive branch to establishment Republicans, while Bannon's was meant to please Trump's grassroots conservative supporters.
"This should in no way be interpreted as we're not putting sanctions on anyone in that report," Mnuchin said at a hearing.
Fed chief Jerome Powell gave a speech last week that investors interpreted as signaling the central bank could slow its rate hikes.
The Austrian commission found the soldiers had strict instructions not to behave in any way that could be interpreted as an intervention.
That blazing of the trail can be interpreted as a greater achievement than that of those who traverse the newly paved ground.
On conventional maps, simple lines marking a floodplain boundary often are interpreted as separating safe zones and those at risk, Bledsoe said.
But, what may have been first interpreted as just a preview soon became a rather negative critique of the Material Girl's performance.
Harris's work can be interpreted as abstract topography — perhaps we are birds in McGhee's sky, looking down on her finely filigreed landscapes.
"All the poetry in the zine relates to what would unmistakenly [sic] be interpreted as political commentary on fracking," the message reads.
His comment was interpreted as confirmation that the inspector general had opened a second official inquiry on top of the Comey review.
The comment was interpreted as an effort to talk down the dollar, which would breach the international nonaggression pact on currency rates.
Peace initiatives that raise hopes and fall short, he said, are too often interpreted as evidence that peace simply cannot be achieved.
"Verification was meant to authenticate identity and voice but it is interpreted as an endorsement or importance," the company said on Twitter.
That has always been interpreted as a call for the United States to remove its "nuclear umbrella" protecting South Korea and Japan.
Was supposed to be joke about royals vs circus animals in posh clothes but interpreted as about monkeys & race, so rightly deleted.
But in the US, Goldsmith says, the virus is being interpreted as an individual threat, so people are responding by protecting themselves.
These agreements are difficult to enforce, even more so when the speech at issue could be interpreted as in the public interest.
The Fed responded that it wanted Wells to move quickly, which Wells officials interpreted as meaning the Fed would act swiftly, too.
Second, Robert Mueller's investigation has so far produced evidence that can be interpreted as obstruction of justice, but not as clear proof.
Mr. Abbott made a remark at a gun range in Austin last month that some interpreted as a joke about shooting reporters.
That Sophia is here pronounced to rhyme with Mariah (Carey) may be interpreted as a jokey allusion to Ms. Wang's powerful soprano.
But then everything in the show can be interpreted as a jokey allusion, especially when Tom's servant, Partridge (Rene Ruiz), is around.
The researchers also measured probability of death for adults between the ages of 20 and 55, interpreted as dying before age 55.
On Tuesday, he announced a party conference later this month in a move interpreted as an effort to push out Dahlan allies.
But because the memo was interpreted as sexual harassment, which violates Title VII and Google's code of conduct, Damore's protection was trumped.
While the justices did not explain their decisions, they were widely interpreted as a determination that Mr. Brown had abused his power.
Mulvaney's remarks were widely interpreted as contradicting Trump's claim there was "no quid pro quo" involved in the president's conversations with Ukraine.
When Williams heard that his words were interpreted as a move toward gender fluidity, he thought, "Oh please," he told The Times.
"It should not be interpreted as anything more than making sure the system works as smoothly and efficiently as possible," Russo said.
Barring some miraculous conversion on Mr. Trump's part, his election cannot be interpreted as anything but bad news for the climate agenda.
In June 2017, Bruhl-Daniels emailed herself a message that prosecutors interpreted as "proclamations of love for Diya," according to court documents.
Traditionally, interest rates are interpreted as a factor that pushes currencies upwards as they tend to bring higher inflows to the region.
But another weak report could damage sentiment if it is interpreted as a sign that the U.S. economy is on shaky ground.
Modly said his decision to scrap the reviews should not be interpreted as a diminishment of the SEAL ethos, which he quoted.
Published in 1936 with the Spanish Civil War on the horizon, the book, interpreted as pacifist propaganda, found enemies on both sides.
" RANDY FREDERICK, VICE PRESIDENT OF TRADING AND DERIVATIVES FOR CHARLES SCHWAB IN AUSTIN, TEXAS: "His (Powell's) comments are being interpreted as dovish.
The video raised questions about the conduct of U.S. military in Iraq and whether their actions might be interpreted as war crimes.
The planned House vote on the American Health Care Act Thursday is being interpreted as a major test for Donald Trump's presidency.
A law adopted by China in 2017 has been interpreted as requiring companies to provide assistance to Beijing on national security matters.
Ms. Lam said Garlic was "very, very shy," and had initially barked in her sleep in what Ms. Lam interpreted as nightmares.
The night before, a truck with a Confederate flag had driven around near the campsite, which the students interpreted as an intimidation tactic.
He found that the EDGES result could be interpreted as a completely new way that ordinary material might be interacting with dark matter.
That's because Trump's executive orders should be interpreted as the outgrowth of a coherent ideological framework and set of ideas about American democracy.
Flipkart has undergone change in top-level management in recent months, something widely interpreted as renewed focus on profit margin over volume growth.
That's the coherent state, and it's often interpreted as meaning that the electron's spin is both up and down at the same time.
"Kushner Companies apologizes if that mention of her brother was in any way interpreted as an attempt to lure investors," a spokesperson said.
"A major setback for the DPP could be interpreted as a repudiation of Tsai's policies," Kovrig told CNBC on Friday in an email.
The family emoji with a medium-dark skin tone (👩🏾‍👩🏾‍👦🏾‍👦🏾) is interpreted as 19 characters, and the same goes for other skin tones.
Click here to view original GIFAn animation showing clear bright spots appearing close to the equator that scientists have interpreted as dust storms.
"This is about style," said Guido, when I asked him one-on-one if he worried this would be interpreted as cultural appropriation.
"Not increasing interest rates would be interpreted as the U.S. economy is not healthy enough for increasing interest rates," a U.S. trader said.
Face is a neat one too -- I'd guess that depending on the artist, most of these drawings were interpreted as a self portrait.
When economic decline is interpreted as loss of social status, it is easy to see why immigration becomes a proxy for economic change.
The Justice Department memo was widely interpreted as signaling that white people are the real victims, in the administration's eyes, of affirmative action.
Facebook's unquenchable thirst for personal information is often interpreted as sinister or malicious in nature — a frame that feels a bit too convenient.
In June, Putin met with Vitalik Buterin, the founder of Ethereum, in a meeting many interpreted as a government endorsement of digital currencies.
Trapped inside the Olduvai sandstones, the researchers found distinctive but unusual biological molecules that are often interpreted as biomarkers for heat-tolerant bacteria.
Osborne had called for a "new settlement" with banks, widely interpreted as a call to draw a line under years of banker bashing.
For example, tweets that included "LOL" (Laughing Out Loud) were interpreted as a strong positive sentiment where in many cases it was not.
The company was responding to controversy over a new policy change, which critics had interpreted as giving Facebook unchecked power over user data.
"Honest businesses should not have to fear criminal prosecution," he declared, a line that some interpreted as a veiled reference to Mr Calvey.
Although there were some complaints, it was banter that was mostly interpreted as banter—at least until some conservative websites learned about it.
The work could be interpreted as a critique of the way modern man had despised the self-sacrifice of Jesus Christ, she thought.
Mr Sharif's disqualification will certainly last beyond the next scheduled elections, due mid-next year, and could yet be interpreted as being permanent.
"The rewards were a pure 'carrot,' and the redeemable funds were designed to be interpreted as a bit of a 'stick,'" Halpern says.
These could be interpreted as fighting words because they are profanities directed at certain individuals that would lead a reasonable person to retaliate.
Trump should immediately stop all comments that could be interpreted as supporting Le Pen or far-right extremism in France and anywhere else.
Twitter users quickly pointed out that the comment could be interpreted as a thinly veiled sexual joke — and they weren't happy about it.
"Our results should not be interpreted as an unconditional call for an aggressive government spending in response to a deteriorating economy," they wrote.
Macron's series of wins could be interpreted as a defeat for the nationalist movement, although polls also report low turnout in France overall.
In her speech, Haley urged voters to "resist" the "loudest" and "angriest" voices in the room, comments interpreted as a hit against Trump.
"His (Powell's) comments are being interpreted as dovish," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin, Texas.
We find Tink on "On to the Next One" singing about a sour relationship, which could be interpreted as both personal and professional.
"This should in no way be interpreted as we're not putting sanctions on any of the people in that report," Mnuchin told lawmakers.
That last verse has been interpreted as an instruction to women to cover their heads, although there are some Muslim women who disagree.
The fact that Uber is looking to the leveraged-loan market for more cash could be interpreted as troubling times for the company.
Insofar as they anticipate higher interest rates, they could be interpreted as a harbinger of stronger U.S. growth, which would support global growth.
Volatile Shanghai stocks , however, dropped 0.6 percent after stronger-than-expected local inflation data was interpreted as a negative for the struggling economy.
U.S. bonds also gained in line with European government debt a day after the European Central Bank's statement was interpreted as being dovish.
As Jordan speaks, Plaskett turns to look in his direction and give what some social media users have interpreted as an eye roll.
His failure to condemn illegal Russian behavior, especially when it involves his own associates and family, will probably be interpreted as condoning it.
His choice of words could perhaps be interpreted as recognition of how much he will need their support facing down the Kim regime.
Nobody likes to admit defeat, especially when "artistic failure" can be interpreted as a sign that maybe you just didn't work hard enough.
These days, any critic whose description of a female performer can be interpreted as objectifying also faces weeks' worth of social-media backlash.
While the move was interpreted as a response to Trump's new tariffs on Chinese goods, China has denied accusations of devaluing its currency.
This was interpreted as a slap in the face to victims in those states, which are among the most violent in the country.
But the same material could also be interpreted as a strong argument for maintaining and extending the nuclear accord as long as possible.
Under the terms of the 270 consent decree, children at such centers cannot be confined for long periods, usually interpreted as 2000 days.
His appointment can certainly be interpreted as signaling that Trump will in fact cooperate with House Speaker Paul Ryan's agenda of overhauling entitlements.
Angola - January 2019: removed a ban on "vices against nature" from its penal code, which had been interpreted as criminalizing gay sex. 3.
His message might be interpreted "as a thinly veiled offer of a pardon conditioned on Flynn keeping his mouth shut," Mr. Sklansky said.
At a Tuesday rally, Donald Trump said something that could easily be interpreted as a call for violence against a future Clinton administration.
Replacing a general manager so soon after the draft, in any sport, is often interpreted as a sign of organizational bungling and disarray.
It will either stay on the sidelines or tell courts that the law should not be interpreted as banning discrimination by the employers.
The company that conducted the study cautions that it shouldn't be interpreted as a list of the best places to live or work.
The move is interpreted as China retaliating after the President threatened to slap a 10% tariff on $300 billion worth of Chinese goods.
The rearrest of Mr. Kavala was interpreted as a sign that Mr. Erdogan may not be ready to ease up on his opponents.
At first blush, the killing of the ambassador might easily have been interpreted as an expression of anger at Russia's role in Syria.
"I think Trey was talking about something very specific that has been interpreted as something much more broad," one of the lawmakers said.
It's even more rare for officials and heads of big corporations to show emotions that can be interpreted as discontent with the state.
Schiff on Wednesday said that those kind of efforts to block the investigations would be interpreted as confirming the allegations in the complaint.
He has led in every poll of South Carolina, and a decisive win here would be interpreted as a just-in-time comeback.
The division between regulated and unregulated health insurance plans may naturally be interpreted as plans for sick people and plans for healthy people.
Unilaterally relocating the embassy to Jerusalem would be interpreted as tipping the scale for Israel, further eroding America's role as an honest broker.
This can be interpreted as alternately nurturing and solicitous, or cloying and suffocating, a dynamic often replicated between parents and their adolescent children.
Our view is that 'Funding secured' should be interpreted as a strong verbal commitment, with funds available and parties willing to execute quickly.
Tillerson downplayed the warning, which many interpreted as a threat to wage nuclear war, saying Trump was simply trying to send a message.
The low-key rollout — interpreted as a downgrade of human rights as a policy priority — drew a sharp rebuke from Senator Marco Rubio.
Anti-subsidies are duties imposed on imported products that receive some sort of financial aid from their own governments, interpreted as market disruptors.
This can be interpreted as proof that drug policy is not taken as seriously, despite how it impacts people's lives on the ground.
Another scene in her following book, 2017's Career of Evil, left some readers questioning whether it could be interpreted as transphobic satire.
But policies at several financial institutions limit employees from donating to sitting politicians when the transaction could be interpreted as pay-to-play.
In China, where flagging a problem can be interpreted as criticising the government, fear of failure probably encouraged reckless carrying on as normal.
Over time, the initials came to be interpreted as "Motorcycle Club," which is why the Curves decided to put it on their vests.
President Trump had enthusiastically supported Mr. Moore's candidacy, and Mr. Moore's defeat was widely interpreted as rejection of Mr. Trump's brand of politics.
So I think as you see music become more diverse, in my view it can be interpreted as people becoming more diverse, too.
Assuming this final image is deployed intentionally, it might be most hopefully interpreted as a warning: Don't become the thing you've fought against.
Those words are usually interpreted as Jesus' injunction that his teachings are not meant to be esoteric or confined to an elite group.
The change has been widely interpreted as unfairly targeting the poor and powerless in a country with a massive income inequality, analysts said.
The Russian Orthodox Church and Russian nationalists protested what they interpreted as a sellout to the West and an attack on Russian culture.
Lee's behavior can only be interpreted as a kind of performance piece, rather than doing his elected work of legitimately debating proposed legislation.
The loss was interpreted as a major wake-up call for a party that was dead set on putting tax cuts front and center.
Stocks have been rallying the past two days since Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and others made remarks interpreted as signaling an imminent rate cut.
Sterling has been pushed lower this week by a combination of weak data and comments from BoE policymakers that markets have interpreted as dovish.
But even winning the lead on Lyft and SurveyMonkey could be interpreted as settling for what's available rather than competing for the top prizes.
The findings "should therefore be interpreted as potential impacts under hypothetical scenarios, and not as projections of (the) future," they said in a statement.
This might easily be interpreted as a loyalty oath that in a worst-case situation, they fear, might be applied to their community, too.
Most articles written about polls report a "margin of error", which is widely interpreted as a range of reasonable vote shares for each candidate.
"I have received many expressions of concern from foreign counterparts of what has been interpreted as the disparagement of the intelligence community," said Clapper.
America's treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, countered that if China gave up supporting the yuan, it might be interpreted as an attempt to weaken it.
We accept that our communication regarding this could be interpreted as somewhat clumsy, and we apologize to anyone who found it offensive or exploitative.
With decent demand for commodities — a sign Cramer interpreted as being good global economic growth — and the on hold, there wasn't much going on.
That may be true, but in a piece that Spayd characterizes as one "that could easily be interpreted as largely defending Facebook," details matter.
"Risking one's life to resist a system of oppression can be interpreted as having a premonition of that system's end," writes Kim Seong-dong.
Cruz's speech digging at Trump on Wednesday was widely interpreted as an effort to position himself as a frontrunner for the 2020 presidential election.
Johnson's appearance on a show well known to be one of Trump's favorites was widely interpreted as a direct appeal to the American president.
The "BreedReady" status, if interpreted as able to conceive, could be information a dating service or a period tracking app might collect, for example.
Subsurface echo power is color coded and deep blue corresponds to the strongest reflections, which are interpreted as being caused by the presence of
His withdrawal came shortly after he stumbled during a speech at the NAACP, where his comments on unemployment were interpreted as patronizing and insensitive.
As with Warren and the Armed Services panel, his decision was interpreted as an effort to burnish his resume for a potential presidential run.
Trump also drew criticism at the time for comments that many people interpreted as suggesting that Kelly was affected by hormones during the debate.
Although I had only been standing silently and then sitting, it felt as though every subtle movement I made was being interpreted as threatening.
Sansa declared in episode 5 that she can "still feel" Ramsay Bolton's assault — a statement many fans have interpreted as evidence of her pregnancy.
In any case, Trump, whose incoherence on foreign policy was often interpreted as being non-interventionist, seemed to be hinting that intervention was possible.
In February, he was rescued from a distressed sailboat in the Caribbean, a trip that prosecutors interpreted as an attempt to flee the country.
"This should in no way be interpreted as a change of our policy on settlements, which is long-standing and clear," the official said.
Ebersole sent his own letter, explaining that Ketcham had left the mission over "immoral conduct"—a vague charge that most interpreted as mere adultery.
Susy dropped out partway through her second semester, but she continued to write notes to Louise that some scholars have interpreted as love letters.
But both pointedly referred to other incidents of state-sponsored hacking against the U.S., which could be interpreted as veiled threats to the Kremlin.
"Freedom of speech is now interpreted as freedom to say anything hateful," said Julie Jeeg, a law student who volunteers with an antiracism group.
The whispered and nonwhispered attacks can be interpreted as a sign of the respect Biden has from Republicans as a real threat in 85033.
Surawan's reference to four months has been interpreted as a potential sign that authorities are considering waiting until the rainy season ends in October.
Mr. Guterres praised China during his visit, but he also made some remarks that could be interpreted as a polite reminder about human rights.
Duterte said Trump was "sensitive" and understanding about his crackdown and was encouraged by what he interpreted as Trump's indication he would not interfere.
Though many suicide-prevention groups, such as AFSP, are staunchly apolitical, their firearms-related efforts are often interpreted as a means of gun control.
The board's move is being interpreted as a way to get out ahead of what is anticipated to be a major grilling by lawmakers.
This false hope and lack of clarity—often interpreted as toying with people's emotions—is part of why ghosters get such a bad reputation.
The story is interpreted as criticism against patriarchal control and the silencing of women—but the parallel in this movie is purely coincidental, apparently.
Additionally, the subjects themselves may respond with even greater distress to shouted commands that could be interpreted as an aggressive gesture by the police.
The Fox News team had to wait hours before Mr. Putin made his entrance, which they interpreted as an attempt to psych them out.
The study found no more than 4 percent of pre-contact dog DNA in any sample, and those results could be interpreted as zero.
Mr. Buruma drew further censure by giving an interview that many interpreted as showing a lack of interest in the accusations against Mr. Ghomeshi.
That would, advocates thought, be the logical way for Republican legislators to repent after passing a RFRA that was widely interpreted as anti-LGBTQ.
The "Ring" has been interpreted as an allegory about the relationship between power and love, and the difficulty of obtaining both in one's life.
Uber's billions in losses could be interpreted as savvy investments, keeping competitors at bay in what would evolve into a winner-take-all market.
Furthermore, recent immigrants fear speaking out more than second-generation immigrants do because even their valid displays of frustration will be interpreted as hostile.
Because participants often touched on many of these themes in their answers, these categories should be interpreted as reading guidelines rather than strict divisions.
Pence told CBS's John Dickerson on "Face the Nation" that Trump's comments shouldn't be interpreted as establishing any moral equivalency between the two countries.
For example, discrimination might occur if insurance algorithms recommend higher premiums for certain zip codes, which can be interpreted as a proxy for race.
"Verification was meant to authenticate identity & voice but it is interpreted as an endorsement or an indicator of importance," Twitter said at the time.
I bring this up because this puzzle by Ned White could be interpreted as what used to be known as subliminal advertising (buy Febreze).
On Wednesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said U.S. rates were nearing neutral levels, which markets interpreted as signalling a slowdown in rate hikes.
Both events were interpreted as Pakistan's opposition to any peace process being negotiated without its participation, several of those involved in the process say.
The difference between the Italian and the German bond market (the spread) is often interpreted as a fear-gauge indicator for the euro zone.
The lesson: How quickly an interviewee's riffing gets turned into clicks — somewhere along the way, this story got vaguely interpreted as a real possibility.
" When it was noted that the comparison could be interpreted as a threat, Mr. Pence replied, "Well, I think it's more of a fact.
Conor Lamb's victory in Pennsylvania was widely interpreted as evidence that "moderate" and "conservative" Democrats with military biographies were poised to sweep the nation.
At the time, the remarks were interpreted as a signal that the White House would seek to block a potential Senate subpoena of Bolton.
This was widely interpreted as a cleanup statement attempting to address some omissions, if not outright falsehoods, in Sondland's earlier testimony from October 17.
That, too, was interpreted as a break with the single market, which requires freedom of movement and labor for all citizens of the bloc.
As both the erotic thriller and its parent, 1940s film noir, argue, even the femme fatale's more mundane preferences should be interpreted as unwomanly.
Soon after Steve Easterbrook started as CEO in 2015, he made a comment that Manning interpreted as saying that diversity among franchisees was unimportant.
An inversion of the curve often signals an economic recession and is thus interpreted as a sign that economic turmoil is around the corner.
When President Trump visited Poland in July, controversy about the judicial overhaul was swirling and his speech was widely interpreted as emboldening the government.
"What was striking was how reluctant members of Parliament were to do anything that could be interpreted as taking back control," Mr. Tilford added.
Radziwill was widely interpreted as another sign of strain between the sisters, whose relationship had captivated the press and public throughout their lives. Mrs.
Another painting — "Prisoners From the Front," by Winslow Homer — is an image traditionally interpreted as a confrontation between a Union officer and Confederate soldiers.
AI: Could this abundance of information be understood or interpreted as a reflection of how much information we face in our media-saturated age?
Every expression of ambition is interpreted as a lack of knowledge about How Politics Really Works; again, there is zero presumption of good faith.
In men with their backgrounds, criticism may be interpreted as rejection, ripping the scabs from old psychic wounds and inducing emotional pain and hostility.
" But there was a bigger concern: "Will the decree—easily interpreted as a deep hostility to the world beyond America's shores—put off global travellers?
Fiorina—whose giant Telenovela villain crucifix might be interpreted as a literal Hail Mary—hated on the media as well, and also dredged up #Benghazi.
Williams told investigators the ageless, affable game show host told him to "Do it," which Pierce says his client interpreted as a command to kill.
The move could be interpreted as a sign of confidence as the stock market continued its multi-day plunge to fresh lows for the year.
While "cocktail attire" is frequently interpreted as knee-length dresses, the actress and model decided to forego the pretense in favor of an easy suit.
Another possible factor in his slaying: A smiley-face emoji Reese posted that the suspected gunman may have interpreted as a slight about his mom.
Some may view the pontianak's violence as morally questionable, but according to Eu, it can be interpreted as as a form of power and freedom.
It was crafted by Democrats after Omar made comments that members of both parties interpreted as an allusion to "dual loyalty" stereotypes of American Jews.
Ukraine's power grid came under cyberattack in December 2015, an attack many interpreted as part of a hybrid attack by Russia against the country's infrastructure.
"Verification was meant to authenticate identity & voice but it is interpreted as an endorsement or an indicator of importance," the company said in a tweet.
The mask ban was quickly interpreted as another undemocratic move, and it once again puts the Hong Kong government in direct opposition with the protesters.
A week before the vote, Obando y Bravo, who had recently been replaced as archbishop, gave a sermon widely interpreted as endorsing Ortega&aposs candidacy.
The Fed's decision not to hike rates this month shouldn't be interpreted as a lack of confidence in the economy, Chair Janet Yellen said Wednesday.
But the lawmakers said the code could also be interpreted as prohibiting the recipients of settlement payments from deducting the cost of their legal fees.
The Trump administration released the report ahead of schedule on the Friday after Thanksgiving — a move many interpreted as an attempt to bury the findings.
Decisions by other companies to reclassify their independent contractors as employees were interpreted as an attempt to pre-empt an inevitable crack-down from regulators.
This enigmatic tale can be interpreted as an essay on management failure; the unnamed narrator fails to find a strategy that can motivate his employee.
Insanity. The ii can be interpreted as an 11 or as a 2, in keeping with the pattern of making us read letters as numbers.
The language has generally been interpreted as a tip toward a rate cut coming at the July 30–31 Federal Open Market Committee policy meeting.
This has been widely interpreted as meaning that Clinton deleted the personal emails, but her staff have declined to confirm if this is the case.
As a result, the LME said the words "serviced immediately" should be interpreted as "delivered as soon as practically possible, acting vigorously and without delay".
In an interview with an Australian news outlet on Friday, Lorde made comments some interpreted as suggesting she was on the outs with Taylor Swift.
An appearance at a largely African-American church in Detroit has been widely interpreted as an effort to reassure those who fear he is racist.
Trump drew criticism for remarks on Monday that many interpreted as reinforcing a stigma that veterans who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder are weak.
"The advent of new scientific knowledge that displaces or reframes previous knowledge should not be interpreted as a weakness in science," the report authors wrote.
The social network says its participation — which will include a lounge — should not be interpreted as an endorsement of any candidate, issue or political party.
That was interpreted as meaning the U.S. would grant concessions to North Korea concessions along the way despite longstanding U.S. insistence that it would not.
Either way, his relentless self-examination turns clammy, needy, suffocating, especially over beats whose relaxed atmosphere could be interpreted as a lazy paucity of music.
His descriptions of Mexico "sending" over bad people could be interpreted as illegal border-crossers or immigration generally, depending on what listeners wanted to hear.
This accompanied a comment that the recovery was firming with downside risks diminishing - a perspective that was conversely interpreted as more bullish by the markets.
The Peña Nieto-Trump meeting on Wednesday was widely interpreted as a Hail Mary for both politicians, who are deeply unpopular in their home countries.
Some of Uber's unwillingness to open parts of its API to researchers and stakeholders can also be interpreted as due diligence, or perhaps just paranoia.
He also admits to being disappointed to hear of Apple's dramatically scaled down car efforts, which Lynk & Co can be interpreted as a parallel to.
Specifically, the behaviors they looked at included begging, following, meowing, and pacing before meals, which were interpreted as the cats' way of communicating their hunger.
The scientists noted that their study could only look at average effects, so should not be interpreted as showing that antidepressants work in every patient.
Related: Kim Kardashian tries to prove Taylor Swift lied Kardashian West also tweeted about National Snake Day, which some interpreted as being aimed at Swift.
Quiet, Please... isn't a big-budget film, but it could help spread awareness about what could otherwise be interpreted as simply a vile personality quirk.
The pound has been pushed lower this week by a combination of weak data and comments from BoE policymakers that markets have interpreted as dovish.
"Capturing him, which could have been interpreted as arresting him, would not have triggered a duty-to-warn obligation," one former official told the Post.
"Verification was meant to authenticate identity and voice but it is interpreted as an endorsement or an indicator of importance," the company tweeted last Thursday.
It can be interpreted as only covering MPs' actions while in office, but another, wider interpretation could lead to the case being dropped, said Chabbouh.
Just please be careful to do it in a way that can't be interpreted as being anti-Semitic," Himes said Monday on CNN's "New Day.
"It's perfectly legitimate to criticize Israel... Please be careful to do it in a way that can't be interpreted as being anti-Semitic." https://t.
He has reportedly advocated for restoring "traditional" Brazilian values, a term some Brazilians have interpreted as support for returning to the practices of a dictatorship.
Although the guidelines were intended to be voluntary and to apply only to general practitioners—not pain specialists—they've been widely interpreted as a mandate.
Some officials were concerned that such an appearance would be interpreted as an apology for America's wartime actions and further inflame this year's presidential election.
"Verification was meant to authenticate identity and voice but it is interpreted as an endorsement or an indicator of importance," the company tweeted on Thursday.
If the bun is seen as correspondingly vaginal, then the convergence of hot dog and bun may be interpreted as a metaphor for sexual intercourse.
While a "Corresponding expense?" might be interpreted as the expense that goes with something, today it's the expense of corresponding with someone, which is POSTAGE.
The originalist approach treats the Constitution as legal text that should be interpreted as we interpret other legal texts, like statutes, contracts, wills, and deeds.
All these questions point to the central enigma of the Holocaust, which has variously been interpreted as a premeditated action and as a barbaric improvisation.
It has said strengthening the sanctions law could be interpreted as going back on the nuclear deal, meaning the president would likely veto tougher legislation.
The Brexit vote shouldn't be interpreted as a sign that Mr. Trump will win — as my colleagues Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns have pointed out.
That's because demanding that Iran limits the range and capability of missiles carrying nuclear warheads cannot possibly be interpreted as rewriting or violating the deal.
Luck has been on the sideline watching and has taken snaps in walk-throughs, which can be interpreted as a good thing, according to Wells.
The Kaesong Industrial Complex was closed after Pyongyang launched a satellite into space, in what was widely interpreted as a front for a missile test.
The fact that equities remain around record highs and have not sold off amid the snag is being interpreted as a positive by some investors.
Last week, Trump signed two executive orders that many interpreted as an attempt to set the tone ahead of his meeting with the Chinese president.
Why it matters: In 2016, Apple was the first vendor to make this change, which was widely interpreted as a political statement against gun violence.
The thrust of his case is that ancient societies produced many similar artifacts, images, and stories that could be interpreted as representations of extraterrestrial beings.
As a very personal statement, it is until today interpreted as the ultimate and definite proof of the failure of any kind of socialist system.
But the legislation goes further, allowing a conviction even if an individual "recklessly disregarded the risk" that a statement could be interpreted as a threat.
This week's episode visualized what I interpreted as a very bizarre method of mass destruction and proved how terrifying that kind of experience could be.
The crown prince's public denunciations of extremist ideas and promises to promote moderate Islam have been interpreted as a renewed desire to break with Wahhabism.
"This has been interpreted as a disobedience to the political culture, the invasion of the public sphere and the imposing of religious conservatism," he said.
"Once it's been interpreted as an androgynous and political color that speaks to young men and women of all races, there is no going back."
Angola In January 210 Angola removed a ban on "vices against nature" from its penal code, which had been interpreted as criminalising gay sex. 22012.
But even assuming he supported Sanders and Warren, neither of them have said or tweeted anything that could be interpreted as a call to violence.
That was when yields on long-term Treasury notes fell below those of short-term ones, which is often interpreted as a harbinger of recession.
After listing a series of past abuses related to the environment, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez issued what was widely interpreted as an indictment of Mr. Biden.
The developments, interpreted as a sign that the airline is stabilizing its operations, bolstered its shares, which were up 4 percent in London on Wednesday.
One official said there was some intelligence that could be interpreted as indications that the hack was linked to Iran, but no evidence was cited.
Nicholas II ended the affair when he married a fitting royal bride, a German princess, an act sometimes interpreted as choosing the throne over love.
At the end, Mr. Loeffelholz wrote, the director told him to "respect the production," which he interpreted as a suggestion that he should consider quitting.
House lawyers have cited the Constitution's speech or debate clause, which is interpreted as giving special protection to records pertaining to a lawmaker's official duties.
No other country's food has been interpreted as relentlessly, intelligently and creatively by New York chefs over the past decade or so as South Korea's.
It's not clear what would follow such a repeal other than laws would be have to be interpreted as not guaranteed by an individual right.
But the authors urged that their results "should not necessarily be interpreted as causal," given the lack of an experimental or quasi-experimental study design.
The company's interest in investing in bike sharing and public transit should not be interpreted as a move away from self-driving cars, he added.
North Korea's episodes of nuclear aggression are typically interpreted as demonstrations of force, but they may actually be generating funds for its cash-strapped economy.
I am also saddened that, in our hyperpolarized environment, praise for Vitaly — the diplomat and the man — has been interpreted as acquiescence to Russia's aggression.
It was also clear that if Ukraine pursued an investigation into the 2016 election, the Bidens, andBurisma, it would be interpreted as a partisan play.
What the Gray brothers experienced is not uncommon for many minorities, who report finding their very presence in some situations wrongly interpreted as a threat.
She knew her public silence would be interpreted as a tacit endorsement of Westboro's message, so she tweeted an apology, explaining she'd left the church.
Cambridge fans — all because of one Instagram story post by Meghan Markle's friend that Kate Middleton fans interpreted as a dig at their favorite duchess.
His decision to name Mr. Mueller was made on the eve of the briefing, timing that some interpreted as a way to ease tension beforehand.
"Verification was meant to authenticate identity and voice but it is interpreted as an endorsement or an indicator of importance," the company tweeted on Thursday.
The GDPR states: "Personal data should be as broadly interpreted as possible," which includes all data associated with an individual, which we call "contextual" information.
Of course, a peaceful, fair, and democratic election should be interpreted as the opposite of disruptive — and that's sort of where the whole conundrum lies.
Trump's remarks on Tuesday about Canada were widely interpreted as going easy on the NATO member, which currently spends 1.4 percent of GDP on defense.
The dollar fell sharply on Wednesday after weak U.S. data and comments from a Fed policymaker interpreted as signalling further rate hikes could be delayed.
His comments were interpreted as implying the Fed was dead-set on pushing interest rates higher to prevent some hypothetical future inflation, consequences be damned.
Angola In January 210 Angola removed a ban on "vices against nature" from its penal code, which had been interpreted as criminalizing gay sex. 22012.
AA rhetoric that I had interpreted as a warning but was in reality a dark foreshadowing of what this disease had in store for me.
As the White House surely anticipated, this was interpreted as a confrontational move meant to punish certain media outlets for critical coverage of the administration.
Nevertheless, the detention of a senior cabinet minister's family member has also been interpreted as a sign of a possible power struggle within the political elite.
Brexiteers, including Liam Fox, the international-trade secretary, promote the notion of "global Britain", which some have interpreted as harking back to the days of empire.
"No, of course I thought of that," Trump said when asked if it should be interpreted as a bad sign if Kim failed to meet him.
Where dogs gazed longer at images with matching sounds, this was interpreted as an ability to put the two things together and identify the emotional state.
Gabriel Francisco, analyst at XP Investimentos, said the hedging policy is negative, as "it may be interpreted as a setback to a market-based pricing policy".
PMIs are used by investors as leading economic indicators, so a decline in those numbers is sometimes interpreted as a warning sign of slowing economic activity.
A key part of Strumia's talk was the idea that women physicists are cited less often, which he interpreted as evidence that women are worse physicists.
There's a risk here that Facebook's mania for stories will be interpreted as overkill by its users, and the feature will ultimately fade into the background.
An earlier design of the grinning emoji on iOS, for example, was interpreted as being far more negative than the same emoji displayed on other platforms.
The results of her study were interpreted as evidence that Somalis are more likely than other kids to have autism — something Somali parents had long feared.
In the social justice activism circles I was involved in, too much Jewish pride could be interpreted as siding with privileged oppressors and champions of Zionism.
The expression "may you live in interesting times" can be interpreted as both a blessing and a curse, which makes it seem especially resonant these days.
With decent demand for commodities — a sign Cramer interpreted as being good global economic growth — and the Federal Reserve on hold, there wasn't much going on.
"Bonds also rallied because Lee said uncertainties are higher, which market interpreted as a prelude to a growth outlook cut" in the months ahead, Kong added.
Last week comments from Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley were widely interpreted as a harsh crackdown on cryptocurrency, inspiring broad regulatory fears on an international scale.
Ellis had faced criticism by some in the legal community for comments he made during the trial that were widely interpreted as biased against the prosecution.
" Likewise, "due process is nowhere to be found" could be interpreted as "these negative consequences are occurring on the basis of an accusation, without an investigation.
Elizabeth I became the weather goddess after a sudden Atlantic storm stopped the Spanish Armada; it was interpreted as a "Protestant Wind" that took England's side.
This study suggests a degree of caution needs to be taken when reporting on the presence of molecules that could be interpreted as evidence for life.
The implied potential impacts should be interpreted as theoretical at best, sensationalizing at worst, and absolutely not justified by any hypothetical vulnerability findings discovered by IOActive.
That's because, per Senate rules, anything passed through budget reconciliation isn't allowed to increase deficits in the long run (generally interpreted as more than a decade).
This move was generally interpreted as a punt from Rosenstein, intended to deescalate the situation by compromising just enough to Trump's demands without fully meeting them.
Zuckerberg took a famous smog-filled jog through Tiananmen Square in 2016, which many have interpreted as a symbolic gesture of him cozying up to Beijing.
So the fact that Crews experienced harassment from a man, without responding in the moment with anger or violence, could easily be interpreted as a weakness.
" Lest this be interpreted as a negation of Heard's claims, however, the statement goes on to clarify, "Neither party has made false accusations for financial gains.
The action was a widely interpreted as a gesture to the "hands up, don't shoot" rallying cry for the Black Lives Matter movement and other activists.
"Modernity can be interpreted as an updated Babel Tower project where the universal tongue would have been imposed over the rest of the world," says Ginzburg.
The good doctor's resistance could have been interpreted as noncompliance with a crew member, which is a federal matter, but that would have been a stretch.
Vitriol toward Mexican immigrants was interpreted as a response to labor competition from unskilled, undocumented workers—an outgrowth of zero-sum economics rather than of xenophobia.
But if this did come to fruition, and Trump's removal from office was interpreted as unreasonably harsh by his base, then all hell would break loose.
" She says the color red is significant and, depending on the culture, could be interpreted as prosperity or simply that "there's a hooker behind the door.
Her party even purged its party list of Muslim candidates, in what was widely interpreted as an attempt to defuse criticism from the country's Buddhist hardliners.
The leaks themselves, and Flynn's departure, were rightly interpreted as major stories, but the theory of what motivated the leaks, and then the departure, remains unclear.
The cancellation should not be interpreted as a lack of industry interest in those, Alma America Porres, commissioner for the National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH), told reporters.
It was the first by a Chinese president since the municipality's reforms began, and was widely interpreted as a sign of his endorsement of Chongqing's efforts.
He was pushed out on Thursday by Mr. Erdogan, in what was widely interpreted as a move by the president to tighten his hold on power.
" Her comments were widely interpreted as a response to President Trump's tweet that the mainstream media is "fake news" and an "enemy of the American people.
After the first debate, Mr. Trump famously said that Ms. Kelly had "blood coming out of her wherever," a comment widely interpreted as referring to menstruation.
"Both of those topics could have an impact on the criminal proceedings and may be legitimately interpreted as potentially incriminating to Mr. Cohen," the judge wrote.
The meeting, widely interpreted as an attempt to reset relations and rebuild trust, follows an extended period of diplomatic estrangement between the two neighboring nuclear powers.
Sessions said that Comey expressed concerns with him about the private conversation but didn't offer "any details" about what Trump said that he interpreted as improper.
Current law prohibits the CDC from activity that "may be used to advocate or promote gun control," which the agency has interpreted as researching gun violence.
To the surprise of financial markets and bettors, the "leave" camp won the June vote, which was interpreted as an expression of discontent with the elites.
At best, you'll communicate bitterness; at worst, any mention of your lawyer might be interpreted as a veiled legal threat, which I doubt is your goal.
Mr. Trump's offhand comment about "Second Amendment people," which was widely interpreted as a joke about assassinating politicians, was a case in point, Mr. Fleischer said.
But it is being interpreted as a sign of North Korean leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnPompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests State Dept.
McCain's decision to kill Obamacare repeal was widely interpreted as a shot at Trump, who once attacked McCain for having been captured during the Vietnam War.
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch government "remains firmly behind" Eurogroup head Jeroen Dijsselbloem, who has come under fire for remarks interpreted as insulting to southern European countries.
When we first came up with the idea to call the company Bodega we recognized that there was a risk of it being interpreted as misappropriation.
The dancers could be interpreted as being an extension of the self, the inner support network that allows Dua Lipa to implement the rules she's created.
Although it's hard to measure the impact these kinds of declarations have, it was interpreted as a major policy shift by media outlets around the world.
If the IG's explanation is that the McCabe issue was pressing and decision-makers needed to know, that could be interpreted as caving under political pressure.
Title IX has also been interpreted as saying that schools must not tolerate a "hostile environment" that makes girls feel threatened and could impede their education.

No results under this filter, show 831 sentences.

Copyright © 2024 RandomSentenceGen.com All rights reserved.