Sentence examples for Unreasonable interpretation from inspiring English sources

That remark could be taken as dismissive--'Let's just send them to the orphanages'--and that would not be an unreasonable interpretation.

It can be set aside only if it is contrary to an unambiguous statute or if it is an unreasonable interpretation of an ambiguous statute.

The Office of Professional Responsibility at the Justice Department is examining whether certain political appointees in the department knowingly signed off on an unreasonable interpretation of the law to provide legal cover for a program sought by Bush White House officials.

But the IRS was under considerable pressure from Congress to relax those rules, which lawyers for Madoff victims argued were an unreasonable interpretation of the law.

We can already see the vestiges of unreasonable interpretation from Fox News.

In her strongly worded opinion in the Van Hollen case, Judge Jackson ruled that the FEC's electioneering communication disclosure regulation was "arbitrary, capricious, and contrary to law and that the regulation is an unreasonable interpretation" of the law passed by Congress.

It particularly highlights the ways in which the details of a scientific publication can be subject to both reasonable and unreasonable alternative interpretation, but also manipulation, when drawn into a political context.

Philipakos doesn't think US Soccer is being unreasonable in its interpretation.

Suddenly that interpretation is unreasonable?

The reviewers suggest that our interpretation is unreasonable because our sensors might not be perfect.

This interpretation seems unreasonable to us, as the authors of the included trials did what they could to implement direct observation, and it may even be harder to implement, and less successful, outside of a clinical trial.