Sentence examples for considerable interpretation from inspiring English sources
That's one example of how new corporate average fuel economy rules, known as CAFE, will require considerable interpretation for the industry and consumers alike.
Depending on whether BP is found grossly negligent, a term that is open to considerable interpretation by courts, BP could be fined $5 billion to $21 billion, or $1,100 to $4,300 a barrel spilled, analysts say.
Accordingly whichever interpretation is adopted, it is unlikely that it will be regarded as iron-clad and the authors believe considerable interpretation will be necessary.
Accordingly, the Commission's definition of genetic data is likely to be far too broad and would require considerable interpretation to narrow its scope.
This makes correlations of biodiversity (or any measurement) with depth open to considerable interpretation, because it is rarely depth per se (i.e., hydrostatic pressure) that is the cause of any relationship revealed.
Frequently, these reference conditions are not quantitatively defined; thus condition or meaning of a change in indicators is subject to considerable interpretation and debate.
The constitution has long deferred to Sharia law, though usually in a way that allows considerable latitude of interpretation.
The notion of judicial precedent does not play a role in Saudi law, so judges enjoy considerable freedom of interpretation.
Still, the demands of Schubert's piano writing, and his historical place on the cusp of full-fledged Romanticism, allow for considerable breadth of interpretation, and surely no one could describe Ms. Laredo's performances on Wednesday as un-Schubertian.
There seems to be considerable latitude for interpretation (aka confusion) as to whether 2nd Life is a common carrier or a content hoster, and if its is covered by WIPO "safe harbour" rules – and if so, under which country's rules.
