Sentence examples for differing interpretations of what from inspiring English sources
And then there is the struggle over differing interpretations of what was accomplished and the lessons of it all".
At issue are not only Mr. Ferguson's life but also two differing interpretations of what constitutes competence: one Florida's, the other the Supreme Court's.
The appellate decision was confusing enough that the states, the Justice Department and Microsoft all maintain widely differing interpretations of what it provides.
There were, however, differing interpretations of what was required to attain BFHI accreditation with the potential that misinterpretation could hinder implementation.
State health care authorities, private insurance companies, industry, dental clinicians and patients will all have differing interpretations of what constitutes 'pathological' tooth wear.
Despite differing interpretations of what this means, both health security and the related "human security," which focuses on the welfare of common people, are pertinent to all countries (30– 32) and hence to regional disease surveillance networks.
The root of the confusion about who owes what in these circumstances may lie in differing interpretations of the breadth of the HUD rule that AARP beat back a couple of months ago.
In each of these contests, politicians are offering voters differing interpretations of the past and, much more importantly, different visions for the future.
