Sentence examples for basis for new interpretations from inspiring English sources

For the better part of a millennium — between the compilation of the Suda and the late nineteenth century — the same bits of poetry and the same biographical gossip were endlessly recycled, the poetic fragments providing the sources for biographies that were then used as the basis for new interpretations of those same fragments.

But they made a good basis for new ideas.

These observations are the basis for new clinical studies.

These results were basis for new appointment scheduling rules.

However, he may at the same time announce that in order to give affected employers an opportunity to make the adjustments necessary for compliance with the changed interpretation, the Wage and Hour Division will not commence to enforce the Act on the basis of the new interpretation until the expiration of a specified period.

So, for example, Averroes defends and refines Alfarabi's account of the conversion of modal propositions against Avicenna's attack, and then uses that account as the basis of a new interpretation of the modal syllogistic (see Thom 2003: chapter 5, working with fourth system described in Elamrani-Jamal 1995).

JSF I think it's also something about the book itself that calls out for new versions, new interpretations.

Maps may suggest new interpretations for experiments, because the act of preparing the maps imposes logical interpretation [ 15].

People were arguing for a new interpretation of the Constitution.

There is a need for a new interpretation.

In general, the scientific basis for graphological interpretations of personality is questionable.