Sentence examples similar to but under whose interpretation from inspiring English sources

He mainly served as a back-up to Lahm at right-back under Heynckes, but the Brazilian, alongside David Alaba, has thrived under Guardiola, whose interpretation of the modern full-back is more of an auxiliary central midfielder who sits either side of a deep-lying pivot, usually Lahm or Thiago.

Anchor-based methods examine the relationship between scores on the instrument whose interpretation is under question (target instrument) and some independent measure (an anchor).

But it's a credit to Kenneth Branagh, whose interpretation of "Nephew" inarguably outclasses Michael York's "Lion".

That has left such analysis to Citizens for Tax Justice, whose numbers are completely reliable but whose interpretations are distinctly liberal, rendering its analysis an easier target for critics to attack than official tables would be.

But she also challenged the political culture in Muslim countries that had produced radical militants whose interpretation of Islam is "nothing more than a violent political slogan".

Eugene Ormandy, John Barbirolli and Hans Rosbaud were chief among those whose interpretations initially influenced him.

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The defender was trying to draw it back but, under the interpretation of the rules applied in Serie A this season, it appeared a clear-cut decision.

On the former interpretation the premiss is true, but under that interpretation the argument is invalid, that is, the conclusion does not follow.

But under a different interpretation, combining a reading of two different statutes, the President might decide he would legally offer the assistance.

But the Nusra fighters feel nothing but contempt for those whose Koran interpretations differ from their own.