Sentence examples for earlier interpretations from inspiring English sources

This is stretching it: the NLRB is re-interpreting the definition of "supervisors" because the Supreme Court has struck down earlier interpretations as too narrow.

Earlier interpretations left the teenage characters appearing too innocent, Mr. Laurents said.

The straight lines of his earlier interpretations acquired curves and detours.

Rothman agrees with earlier interpretations that the word "yahoo", which describes the bestial creatures of the fourth book in the novel, is derived from the four-letter holy Hebrew name of God, YHWH, pronounced "Yahweh".

Still, because of the arguments presented as well as the potential inconsistencies of the I.N.S.'s present position with the plain language of the statute and with the I.N.S.'s own earlier interpretations of the statute in I.N.S. regulations and guidelines, and because of the equities in this case, we conclude that plaintiff is entitled to an injunction pending appeal.

Contrary to earlier interpretations, both zero order modes survive at the half-space limit.

Seeking to interpret mou as broadly as possible, this earlier interpretation also took it to cover both affirmative and negative sentences.

Literally, Europa is now thought to have meant "Mainland," rather than the earlier interpretation, "Sunset".

The ruling reversed an earlier interpretation, which had concluded, erroneously, that Iraqi insurgents were not protected by international law.

On opening night in 1948 the dancers performed Horton's Totem Incantation, based on a Native American coming-of-age rite; a revised version of his earlier interpretation of Oscar Wilde's one-act play Salomé; and The Beloved (all 1948), based on a newspaper article about a man who suspected his wife of infidelity and beat her to death with a Bible.

The appeals court had followed its own earlier interpretation of the federal statute, the Telecommunications Act.