Examples of using Would interpret in English and their translations into Hungarian
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You would interpret it as 9 instead of 10.
Again, it is up to the reader how they would interpret this.
Naturally the Jaffa would interpret it as a passage to the afterlife.
He only spoke spanish, but thought somene would interpret for us.
Some would interpret all these events as signs of the End Times.
Well, I saw you making what I would interpret- to be a"go-easy" gesture.
Another creature would interpret the same“fact” in a different way, and for him, my personal impression of the same thing would not be“a fact.”.
I was wondering how Mr. K. Pilkington would interpret this famous saying".
Countless artists would interpret the Chrysler's majesty using a variety of styles and techniques.".
On the other side of the rainbow bridge is what I would interpret as heaven.
Touch by human hand. The nano circuit would interpret the image on the card… and transfer it to the display screen on Alina's sunglasses.
They were the parents of Gilgames and she would interpret his dreams.
Because the rest of the world would interpret the European Union's imposition of such a measure at this time as a protectionist step.
All of the things, my friends, even those that you would interpret as being without love.
That's one way you would interpret it if we didn't agree on an order of operations- maybe it's a natural way- you just go left-to-right.
He also used DMT in order tohave very vivid visions, which he would interpret as being part of a higher spiritual power.
For if men so entirely reject Spiritual Science that nothing of it should remain,they would not know that this event is there or would interpret it wrongly.
It should also be pointed out that the Committee would interpret the text in the light of what was best for citizens.
This spurred an ongoing revolution in physics whereby all measurements yielded only approximate, quantitative results,probabilities that Quantum Theory calculations would interpret.
I for one would be delighted if he did, as I would interpret this as the world at long last being ripe for Gábor Kerekes to forgive it.
What was interesting was the fact that they acquired us like scalps, that we were involved in the story, and then it really did not matter whether we were there ornot, they would interpret things the way they saw fit.
The idea thusarose to start a series in which invited researchers would interpret newly acquired works of art for the public within the fixed installational framework of a rotating exhibition.
This at least is how, were I an anti-Semite in search of a credible sample of subversive Jewish conspiracy, I would interpret the event of a modified Jewish creed into the Western world.
In addition, a Commission Recommendation would interpret the applicable rules of Directive 96/29 with a view to harmonising implementation and, in particular, to urging the Member States to recognise, where necessary, the licences and registrations issued by other Member States.
In November 2015, Chris Urmson, director of Google's self-driving car project,sent a letter to NHTSA asking how the agency would interpret certain provisions in the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards within the context of self-driving vehicles.
When the ancients are describing technology, it's clear that they couldn't have known exactly what this was, and it opens the question,is it possible that what we today would interpret as bionic exoskeletons was an actual advanced technology possessed by the Vikings or their gods.
Saint-Simon proposed that the religious leadership of his day should be replacedby a priesthood of scientists and engineers, who would interpret the oracle of science in order to make declarations to society on necessary human action.
Saint-Simon proposed that the religious leadership of his day should literally be replaced bya priesthood of scientists and engineers, who would interpret the oracle of science in order to make declarations to society on the human actions necedssary to lead mankind to Utopia.
Because nothing in the display, its history, or its implementation supports the notion that Mercer County has selectively endorsed the sectarian elements of the first four Commandments,we fail to see why the reasonable person would interpret the presence of the Ten Commandments as part of the larger“Foundations” display as a governmental endorsement of religion.