Sentence examples for differences in interpretations of from inspiring English sources
A1 Marking King's Birthday Two gatherings honoring the memory of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. -- one led by Mayor Giuliani at Gracie Mansion and the other, in Harlem, by the Rev. Al Sharpton -- illustrated deep differences in interpretations of King's legacy.
Overall, nurses' took a sensitive and caring approach to assessment and screening, however, there were differences in interpretations of the policy recommendations across the two sites.
While there were clearly shared aims and cohesion between public health officials and schools in some situations, this solidarity was undermined by lack of clear information and differences in interpretations of restrictions on movements by various members of the school communities.
The culture of Veterans may influence how Veterans interpret HRQOL measures similar to the differences in interpretation of HRQOL items found among other cultures and ethnic groups [ 12].
That is, differences in interpretation of new ambiguous information were related to the interpretive bias modification procedure and not to the current mood state.
Because Hobbes held that "the true doctrine of the Lawes of Nature is the true Morall philosophie", differences in interpretation of Hobbes's moral philosophy can be traced to differing understandings of the status and operation of Hobbes's "laws of nature", which laws will be discussed below.
Discuss any differences in interpretation of what one might deem "necessities".
But according to the commissioner in charge of international relations, Chris Patten, there remain some differences in interpretation of the agreement.
Sadly, I predict that while there may be differences in interpretation of studies, most contravening argument will not be reasoned careful analysis, but rather assume the guise of patient advocacy, gender politics or anecdote.
Differences in interpretation of the rules meant patients got free care in one area, while those in the neighbouring area had to pay for it.
Marked differences in interpretation of brahman characterize the various schools of Vedanta, the system of Hindu philosophy based on the writings of the Upanishads.
