Sentence examples for a principled interpretation from inspiring English sources

Curtis J. Milhaupt, The Scope of Consular Immunity under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations: Towards a Principled Interpretation Notes, 88 Colum.

This description is consistent with both the breadth of the language used by the Constitution and the basic purpose of such a document – to create a permanent framework for government "adapted to the various crises of human affairs". Thomas W. Merrill, Toward a Principled Interpretation of the Commerce Clause, 22 Harv.

This Note argues that a principled interpretation of the scope of consular immunity consistent with the Vienna Convention requires a functional approach, 5 based on whether immunity for the act giving rise to suit is necessary for the performance of a recognized consular function.

To provide sensible mechanistic models of neuronal circuits in the brain and to facilitate principled interpretations of data from experiments in vitro and in vivo, biophysical models of neurodynamic systems must incorporate variability as a defining feature [1 6].

If Australia did insert a legislative provision requiring a principled, good faith interpretation in accordance with international refugee law and international human rights law, our approach to asylum would necessarily change.

This essay argues that originalism is a principled theory of constitutional interpretation and not merely a rationalization for conservatism.

Is originalism a principled theory of constitutional interpretation, or is it merely a cover for reaching politically conservative results in court?

What this means is that whatever account we give of pronouns through dynamic semantics or whatever we will want to account for this variation in interpretation in a principled way.

Evidently it will not be until we have arrived at a settled view of the admissible interpretations our quantifiers may bear that this issue can be settled in a principled rather than dogmatic manner.

A principled stand, but still probably wrong.

we must be a principled company".