Sentence examples for a flexible interpretation from inspiring English sources

It is true that a history of casuistry has resulted in a flexible interpretation and application of canon law and disciplinary rules.

The mostly Northern Federalists, led by Hamilton, favored a strong central government and a flexible interpretation of the Constitution, while the mostly Southern Republicans, led by Jefferson and Madison, upheld states' rights and strict construction.

That purpose requires a flexible interpretation that both permits the F.D.A. to take into account the realities of human behavior and allows it, in appropriate cases, to choose from its arsenal of statutory remedies.

But they are (in the strict sense) non-starters, and their view will cut no ice at all.So the political imperative suggests that there will be a wide euro, launched on time through a flexible interpretation of the Maastricht criteria.

If, therefore, EMU goes ahead on time with a flexible interpretation of the criteria, the odds must be that not only Spain and Portugal, but almost certainly Italy too, will get in.Faced with the likelihood of a flexible reading of the criteria and thus a wide EMU, some Germans are suggesting that it would be better to delay the project for a year or two.

Although not unconditionally, it promises more support to the global fund for HIV/AIDS and supports a flexible interpretation of the WTO intellectual property rules so that developing countries can gain access to critical medicines for the worst epidemics.

This guideline is the first step into a paradigm shift towards a more flexible interpretation of consent.

A lawyer and a Talmudist by training, Rabbi Rackman argued for a more flexible interpretation of Orthodoxy and the relevance of traditional Jewish law to modern life.

Mr. Johnson produced his own secret memorandum arguing for a more flexible interpretation of who could be detained under the laws of war — now or in the future.

The centre-left wants a more flexible interpretation of the EU's budget and deficit rules.

One of his first tasks will be to referee the pressure coming from countries like France and Italy to have a more flexible interpretation of the budget rules.