Sentence examples for benevolent interpretation from inspiring English sources

The most benevolent interpretation of Wednesday's game would be that Domenech's side knew how harmless Portugal were and simply preferred to be conservative and see out the 90 minutes.

The separatists know that "any benevolent interpretation of the rules to favor Puigdemont could open the door for a ruling by the constitutional court, which could then block everything," said Pablo Simón, a professor of politics at the Carlos III University in Madrid.

I could be persuaded to put a more benevolent interpretation on so much of what you have done, if it weren't for the fact that parallel to the assault on liberty has been your move against Parliament in favour of giving the Executive more arbitrary powers.

In 2012, the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women called New Zealand's abortion laws "convoluted", making women "dependent on the benevolent interpretation of a rule which nullifies their autonomy".

A benevolent interpretation is that Norwegian teachers are more tolerant and less worried about such problems in young children than parents and that they might be reluctant to declare internalizing behavior as problematic at this age.

4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.

He added that the Spanish government should speak frankly about the dictatorship and condemn the interpretation that Franco was a benevolent leader.

My interpretation of the tea party was more benevolent than some other versions.

So far, the version emerging as predominant seems relatively benevolent.

One reason for theological interest in this question is the problem of evil; thus Leibniz's Theodicy attempts to provide a logical interpretation of history that makes the tragedies of history compatible with a benevolent God's will (1709).

Like a benevolent pedagogue, he draws dotted lines between his preoccupations, points in many directions, suggests various means of interpretation and delivers multiple references.