Sentence examples for a legitimate interpretation of from inspiring English sources

"We recognize science as a legitimate interpretation of God's natural world.

While Tan and her colleagues do not argue that their study shows that the MacCAT-T and its supporting theory are entirely empirically invalid, philosophically, this is a legitimate interpretation of what is at issue (Charland 2006).

A legitimate interpretation of Simpson [ 8] (see in particular his point #30, p. 33) would be consistent with the avoidance of such prefixes in cases where the content of a clade has not drastically changed.

The legal justification remains secret, but we suspect it was based on the finely developed theory that the president does not have to obey the law, and not on any legitimate interpretation of federal statutes.

Mr. Olson, in an interview, said that Mr. Levin's "peddling" remarks were a "legitimate interpretation, unfortunately" of what he did, saying analysts are often involved in helping to market underwritings.

While I see no reason to follow Holland in thinking that this is the only legitimate interpretation of (F), it is plainly a legitimate interpretation.

While he is nowhere described as the originator of rules to guide the student in the legitimate interpretation of Holy Scriptures, Hillel is unquestionably one of the most influential Talmudic sponsors and practitioners of a conscious, carefully applied exegetical discipline necessary for the proper explanation of the contents of the Bible.

Those who criticize CEDAW from the right as guaranteeing a parade of horribles misconstrue the range of legitimate interpretations of CEDAW through the world.

The document, which does not mention legislative intent, says he will employ only "legitimate" interpretations of statutes.

Our statement of principles, Emet Ve-Emunah, adopted in 1988, affirms that there can be multiple legitimate interpretations of the Torah.

Rather, he was convinced that different opinions result from different but equally legitimate interpretations of the same observation.