Sentence examples for arbitrary interpretation from inspiring English sources

"First there was arbitrary interpretation of the videotapes to suit the hypothesis," he said.

"The admission criteria to be applied by the Canvas board are subjective and therefore open to arbitrary interpretation," BSkyB said.

"Clear waters have been muddied by the arbitrary interpretation of the right to freedom of speech and the right to privacy," Kavanagh said.

However, these comparatively clear waters have been muddied by the arbitrary interpretation, some would say misinterpretation, of two articles of the Human Rights Act – the Right to a Private Life and the Right to Free Expression.

Just as the election process was called into question, the arbitrary interpretation of law was used to wrongfully incarcerate our daughter Lori Berenson without due process four years ago.

Floyd leaps to project his pet theories onto the parody dream, just as Freud, in Crews's interpretation of the case history, was so eager to root the Wolf Man's symptoms in a primal scene that he imposed a "transparently arbitrary interpretation" on the dream.

Some of the rules, such as noṭariqon ("shorthand"), allowed for arbitrary interpretations.

This article explores a typology of impersonal constructions [1] (constructions with arbitrary interpretations or arbs) in Russian, German, and English based on their semantic and discourse-pragmatic properties.

Also, arbitrary interpretations of Sharia were not enforced at state level in early Islam and most of Sharia is voluntary, relating to believers' daily worship and social transactions.

Respondents in all groups experienced conflicting or arbitrary interpretations of regulations by local licensors and inspectors who conducted frequent, unannounced, onsite regulatory visits.

Consider the impact that other people's arbitrary interpretations have on your life today: The Old Testament in the Christian Bible is based on the Tanakh, which is the Hebrew Bible.