Sentence examples for That interpreted from inspiring English sources

But she deferred to a Supreme Court ruling that interpreted the convention's reach broadly.

What did Justice O'Connor say about the federal regulations about Title IX that "interpreted the statute as protecting against retaliation"?

One is the validity of a regulation issued by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission that interpreted a defense that the statute made available to employers.

There were secret surveillance-court decisions that interpreted statutes in ways that defied the plain meaning of English words like "collected" and "targeted".

"Our tenets defend equality, condemn cultural relativism and combat archaic traditions," like those that interpreted a young woman wearing a skirt as available for gang rape.

The remark, as reported by Politico, ran under the headline "Newt Gingrich: I crossed the line," in an account that interpreted Mr. Gingrich as repudiating his tactics.

Since the FAO 2011 publication, more reports have emerged that interpret the same limited evidence base.

These produce nerve impulses, which travel to the parts of the brain that interpret sounds.

A huge biography that interprets the writings and the life through each other.

But he also emphasized that interpreting national crime statistics demanded humility.

Ross said that interpreting the move depended on one's view of modern sports law.