Sentence examples for a more aggressive interpretation from inspiring English sources
But many Sunni leaders and militants here in northern Lebanon offered a more aggressive interpretation of the Samaha case and the kidnappings.
But some investment portfolios, notably the one that we had David Swensen come and speak to us earlier–took a more aggressive interpretation of the prudent person rule, and developed an investment strategy that looked imprudent.
The White House concedes that some of the contenders for the GOP presidential nomination could adopt a more aggressive interpretation if elected.
Application of the method gives statistical support for a more aggressive interpretation of microarray intensity data.
Civil libertarians have objected to the more aggressive interpretation of the exception to the Miranda rule, which protects the Constitutional right against involuntary self-incrimination.
Meanwhile, under the Department of Justice's recent and more aggressive interpretation, some might argue that any Super Bowl squares pool that uses a payment processor such as PayPal, Venmo or LeagueSafe could find itself in legal peril.
The PBoC's chief researcher explained the move as an intention by policymakers to keep liquidity stable, reaffirming "neutral stance" on monetary policy despite investor interpretations that China has now entered a more aggressive monetary easing cycle.
Here's an argument familiar to every historian of the antebellum South: in the decades immediately following the American Revolution, white Southerners spoke of slavery as a "necessary evil"; but after about 1830 they developed a more aggressive defense of slavery and began to refer to it as a "positive good". This interpretation of Southern intellectual history still appeals to many scholars.
The company has moved to a more aggressive footing against Apple as well, claiming that the company breached "confidential discussions" in which there was disagreement over the interpretation of the licence terms under which Apple can use the patent.
Adopt a more aggressive strategy.
A more aggressive operation was planned for the recurrent tumour.
