Sentence examples for a contextual interpretation from inspiring English sources

This research contributes a contextual interpretation of guanxi in Chinese rural tourism development through an empirical study of a traditional agricultural village in China that has been transformed through tourism development.

We now proceeded to a contextual interpretation of these mosaics.

We acknowledge our own bias in the curation of viewpoints, and incompleteness of subjectivities while embedding our discussion within a local contextual interpretation.

Nathanel's outfit left some room for contextual interpretation — a blazer over an X-Men T-shirt — but his manner was straightforward.

In the words of Palmer vs. Massachusetts (1939), contextual interpretation is a "subtle business, calling for great wariness lest what professes to be … attempted interpretation of legislation becomes legislation itself". Yet this is exactly what happened in King: Attempted interpretation became legislation itself.

Triangulation facilitates more in-depth-understanding in that it can capture a more complete, holistic, and contextual interpretation of the complex relation between environment and health within the complex social context of disciplines and stakeholders.

Encouraging the progressive religious male teachers to conduct public discussions on the contextual interpretation of Koran, rather than just a literal/textual interpretation, regarding egalitarian values of men and women.

Each putative contextual interpretation of P then corresponds to a directed path through its context-label network, where the path begins in one of the vertices of the first column, ends in one of the vertices of the last column and traverses through at most one vertex from each column of the context-label network.

The significance of individual reasoning, contextual interpretation and inter-professional consultation fall under a more general principle, namely, that health workers – even those who are not formally responsible for patients – should develop their own views and present them in decisional processes.

But the precedent upon which the King majority relied for this contextual interpretation, FDA vs. Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp. (2000), involved a fundamentally different situation.

"We didn't want them to be crowded with graphic, contextual interpretation".