Sentence examples for contested interpretation from inspiring English sources

People are also frequently tempted to assimilate the Stoics' position to one (increasingly contested) interpretation of Kant's moral philosophy.

Obama's action is dependent upon a contested interpretation of the scope of his presidential powers, and could be challenged in the courts.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua — President Daniel Ortega's push to stay in power using a contested interpretation of the Constitution has reignited the fury of former contras who fought his Sandinista government in the 1980s, with one former rebel taking up arms in the mountains and another vowing to oust him at the polls.

In order for the law to become effective, there needs to be an authority that decides how to apply general legal rules to concrete cases and how to deal with problems of contested interpretation or under-determination.

But using a contested interpretation of the law, a Detroit man was sentenced to 116 years in prison in 2014 for a series of armed robberies.

Contested interpretations of history matter.

In this way, the site of struggle slips from one dimension to another, from the realm of contested facts to the realm of contested interpretations.

Highly contested interpretations (that, say, an early Grail romance depicts the sacred object as being guarded by Templars) are presented as established truth.

These political divisions are significantly framed by issues of national identity, such as language and contested interpretations of history.

Ambiguity refers to the existence of divergent or contested interpretations and perspectives on the severity associated with a potential health threat.

The claims set out in the application are purely fact-specific, dependent on contested interpretations of state law, insulated from our review by alternative holdings below, or some combination of the three".