Sentence examples for challenged that interpretation from inspiring English sources

Justice Antonin Scalia challenged that interpretation.

But in recent years, the F.D.A. has challenged that interpretation.

In an e-mail he sent from Europe, Mr. Levy challenged that interpretation.

But Republicans are challenging that interpretation and said they were exploring their legal options to deny Democrats a candidate if no one meets the filing deadline.

The union is challenging that interpretation.

Later, when Nick Ferrari asked him to confirm that he was saying he would not block Cameron's plans for a referendum, Clegg did not challenge that interpretation.

Although some Congressional aides say the new restrictions would not apply to the reproduction bulbs because they are not intended for general use, the Natural Resources Defense Council, which helped write the law, said it would challenge that interpretation.

But some have challenged this interpretation, speculating that the download locations simply reflect internet traffic hubs or other artifacts, instead of the actual locations of Sci-Hub users.

However, Janet Verasano has challenged this interpretation, finding that (in Staffordshire, at least) gentry enthusiasm for coats of arms as an enhancement to social standing persisted to the end of the 17th century.

He applied to the administrative court to challenge the interpretation that the election court had given to the relevant statutory provision (section 106 of the Representation of the People Act 1983) contending that on a proper interpretation none of the statements was in relation to the personal character or conduct of Mr Watkins.

We can rule out two alternative explanations for the divergent results from the rainy and the dry season: First, lack of seasonal differences in Microcebus encounter rates challenges the interpretation that the pattern is simply caused by differential activity patterns, particularly due to dry season inactivity in M. murinus females.