Sentence examples for advanced an interpretation from inspiring English sources

But in the process, the holdout bondholders have advanced an interpretation of the pari passu clause in their bonds – a clause that appears in all types of bond issues, sovereign and corporate.

Thus in this instance repeated interaction advanced an interpretation that the Global Fund should not be limited to three diseases as this is a limited understanding of what global health obligations entail.

(An interesting paper from earlier this year looked into the rationality of suicide bombers).More than anything, this is a reflection of a deeply-rooted problem in Pakistan, where Saudi-funded madrassas have advanced a strict interpretation of Islam that countenances violence and intolerance.

In a 2000 dissent in a lobstering dispute, she said the majority was advancing a "novel interpretation" and a "creative approach".

He said Mr. Sperling was trying to pave the way for tax increases by advancing "a misguided interpretation of the mandate given to this newly created committee".

(v) The possibility of advancing a mechanistic interpretation may be achieved by applying the statistical information from all trial and test sets and residual-QSAR modeling levels.

Of the 180 books selected, 126 (70 percent) either explicitly promote liberal causes or advance a liberal interpretation of events.

In doing so, we advance an argument that the interpretation of weather, and subsequent activities based on that interpretation, lead to spatio-temporal variations in criminal opportunities and hence crime.

He can propose federal tort reform, appoint judges who are more likely to respect the proper judicial role and use his bully pulpit to advance a more strict interpretation of the Constitution and the separation of powers.

For policy makers trying to quell popular opposition to the arms race, the idea of a shield against incoming missiles seemed a godsend, and they promoted it fervently and boldly -- most notably by advancing a novel "broad" interpretation of the 1972 antiballistic missile treaty and arguing that S.D.I. was compatible with that agreement.

It has been Michael Dummett, especially, who has advanced this interpretation.