Examples of using Could be interpreted in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This could be interpreted in a number of ways.
See if anything she posted could be interpreted as threatening.
When you eat less food youend up without that sluggish feeling that comes with overheating, which could be interpreted as more energy.
Which could be interpreted---"shut up or die.".
And I had to be aware of how that could be interpreted.
See, that could be interpreted a number of different ways.
You do realise, sir, that what you said could be interpreted as an act of war.
This result could be interpreted to mean that a differentiated extrasolar planet, with a crust, a mantle, and a core, used to or still does orbit around NLTT 43806.
However, you should not say anything that could be interpreted as an admission of guilt.
If local law could be interpreted in a number of ways, Israeli banks should pursue the interpretation that is consistent with their international human rights responsibilities.
But he's also speaking to his own shadow-self. Could be interpreted as an admission of guilt.
Then"sabi" could be interpreted as the aspect of imperfect reliability, or limited mortality of any object, hence the etymological connection with the Japanese word sabi, to rust.
When these were first described, it was thought that they could be interpreted like dreams.
That is, if Tatour's words could be interpreted differently than what the indictment attributed to her, she should be acquitted.
I will promise to ask you first before I do anything that could be interpreted as meddling in your affairs.
When we see someone doing something that could be interpreted either positively or negatively, we should give them the benefit of the doubt and judge their actions positively.
The essential ambiguity of Scripturewas granted implicitly and every verse could be interpreted poetically….
What you just said could be interpreted in the negative.
I think it's interesting psychologically how Agent Booth's constantefforts to persuade you to enjoy fruit pie could be interpreted as a kind of seduction.
There are a number of ways this scene could be interpreted, and all of them could indicate Gideon.
Then“sabi” could be interpreted as the aspect of imperfect reliability, or limited mortality of any object, hence the etymological connection with the Japanese word sabi, to rust.[citation needed]The Japanese kanji characters.
Facebook pages and online titles contain messages that could be interpreted as discrimination even if not specifically stated.
To expressly revoke such recognition or suspend it and subject it to recognition by Israel of a Palestinian state,which does not exist, could be interpreted as a factor undermining the very basis of the peace process.
Indeed, the right-hand downward arrow in the capitalist discourse could be interpreted as representing the position of being an object a in relation to a veracious jouissance.
To allay all doubt, he added that he“wish to put this letter on thepublic record out of concern that what I said in Washington could be interpreted in ways that negatively affect the reputation and work of UNRWA.”.
However, Luther's doctrine of the"priesthood of all believers" could be interpreted as proposing greater social equality than Luther intended.
He warned the government that if it wanted to declare its willingness for“a national home in Palestine” for the Jews-and for Jews alone- this could be interpreted as British support for transferring the governance of the land into Jewish hands.
These activities are not confined to the bank branch itself,and declining to accept settlement property as collateral could be interpreted as a substantive aspect of the transaction, rather than discrimination based on place of residence.
Toward the end of the book, Guez writes,"From a post-Colonialist perspective wemight say that the Zionist Jews employed what could be interpreted as Colonialist practices of(stereotypical) imitation of the Oriental as a performance.