Sentence examples for conflicting interpretations from inspiring English sources

Such a request is usually a prescription for conflicting interpretations.

Eager to influence public opinion, both sides in the civil case rushed out conflicting interpretations today.

"Severe disagreements have arisen over conflicting interpretations of the Bayh-Dole Act," he said.

The phrase "help with" is fraught with scope for conflicting interpretations.

But as Carp stresses, the 1773 Tea Party lends itself to conflicting interpretations.

At the heart of the dispute are conflicting interpretations of the bank's ordinance.

Ordinarily, the court grants cases only to resolve conflicting interpretations in the lower courts.

As the campaign gathered speed, a variety of professionals offered conflicting interpretations of what theology requires.

(b) Like §271(b)'s language, the pre-1952 case law is susceptible to conflicting interpretations.

The timing of Wynnefield's trade is also subject to conflicting interpretations.

The results have been mixed, and there have been conflicting interpretations of the outcomes.