Sentence examples for are two interpretations of from inspiring English sources

In retaliation for visa requirements imposed on Russian troops, the Russian embassy in Tbilisi stopped issuing visas to Georgians.There are two interpretations of this vitriol.

On the same day in Austria, a country boasting the lowest unemployment rate in the European Union, the once-dominant "grand" coalition of centre-left and centre-right only just scraped a majority, whereas the anti-immigrant, Eurosceptic Freedom Party showed strong gains.There are two interpretations of such events.

And there are two interpretations of that.

There are two interpretations of the theory.

There are two interpretations of what Aristotle meant by this, one of which seems compatible with modern science and the other not.

(Findlay 1963, 49) It is worth noticing that there are two interpretations of negation (narrower, internal, predicate, or ontological negation versus wider, external, sentence, logical negation), and accordingly there are two versions of the law of excluded middle.

There are four interpretations of Koranic law.

At present, there are three interpretations of Skolem's paper which have some currency in the philosophical literature.

Conceptually, there are four interpretations of these findings: the tested variables (cardiac index and pHi) are not relevant to survival; the defined targets were not adequate; the targets were relevant but only in combination with the achievement of other goals; and finally, the efforts to achieve the goals were not adequate, and the goal therefore was not achieved.

Alvaro de Rujula, a CERN theorist, said there were two interpretations of the experiment.

This, at least, is one interpretation of an often inscrutable opera.