Sentence examples for divergent interpretation from inspiring English sources

Possibly cementing North Korea's divergent interpretation is the fact that in 1950, Pyongyang itself used exercises for the malign purpose it now sees in Foal Eagle.

This correlation, however, does not rule out the possibility of a divergent interpretation of the same questions across countries or sectors.

In this context, the commercial entrepreneurship activities are subject to divergent interpretation, embodied in the new university proposals, but in practice in few research group activities.

This difficulty is compounded by the diffidence of the writing styles in both the Daode Jing and the Zhuangzi which is so marked that it is often tempting to suspect the writers intended to be ambiguous, to invite divergent interpretation as an object lesson in the "inconstancy" of any discourse-based dao.

The two reviewers then met to discuss their initial interpretations and coding, and areas of divergent interpretation were discussed at length until agreement was reached.

Apart from that, the spatially largest convergence across moral cognition- and ToM-related brain activity in the bilateral posterior temporal lobe/angular gyrus might be surprising given the divergent interpretation in the literature.

Then they need to consider how they will bridge the divergent interpretations of value.

By contrast, scholars have divergent interpretations of the tumultuous 1890s in the U.S.

The summit meeting this week has left various parts of the administration with widely divergent interpretations as to its significance.

Both conservatives and progressives invoke "consumer welfare" as antitrust's core concern, but they offer divergent interpretations of this concept.

Yesterday's decision, which turned on sharply divergent interpretations of the same evidence where a man's life is at stake, was quite unusual.