Sentence examples for a liberal interpretation of from inspiring English sources

("It's a liberal interpretation" of O-Tech, Davis said).

But Min also takes a liberal interpretation of certain key incidents.

Even if Clemens is not ejected, a liberal interpretation of intent could still hurt him.

He was initially drawn to a liberal interpretation of the Bible and argued against a fundamentalist approach to Christianity.

Tunisia's legal system is based on French civil law with some influence from a liberal interpretation of Islamic law (Sharīʿah).

As the prime monitors, we encouraged a liberal interpretation of voter registration, and there were no disputes among the candidates about this procedure.

In one painting here, "Dream Time" (1998), I also thought I detected a liberal interpretation in places of the distinctive dot-and-circle style used in Australian Aboriginal art.

This would provide a more liberal interpretation of the region a particular SNP may represent.

But if schools are required, under threat of sanction, to raise their proficiency rates annually, it's fairly clear that they have a much greater incentive to switch to a more liberal interpretation of proficiency.

His change to a more liberal interpretation of Zionism and his call for a boycott of products from Israeli settlements and Israeli-occupied territories have made him a controversial figure.

It's also a place where the local culture allows for a very liberal interpretation of what it means to be uninhibited.