Sentence examples for elastic interpretation from inspiring English sources
And their meaning is capable of quite elastic interpretation.
With luck, Dinnerstein's elastic interpretation will give breath and space to Tanowitz's witty inventions.
Even the requirement for American troops to withdraw from city centres may be open to an elastic interpretation.
Ms. Kagan's support for an elastic interpretation of the "battlefield" amplified remarks that Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. made at his own confirmation hearing.
So are nonprofit organizations, those conducting surveys or polls, and companies with whom the person called has an "established business relationship" — all notions inviting elastic interpretation.
But enforcement is spotty and the farmers abide by an elastic interpretation of the regulations, planting broccoli and cauliflower, for example.
If Mr Obama wins the presidency, he may prove wisely more elastic in his interpretation of an American withdrawal; Mr McCain still rightly refuses to be hemmed in by deadlines.
By labeling Obamacare's individual mandate a tax, Roberts set a "grim" precedent, the editors wrote: "an infinitely elastic and dangerous interpretation of the taxing power".
The play has been elastic to political interpretations, left and right, over the years.
Isikoff noted that the interpretations of what a threat means are "a bit more elastic and open to interpretation" than previously known.
