Sentence examples for exist to interpret the from inspiring English sources
Mr. Giuliani told the crowd, "We're seeking to find judges who understand the very, very important concept that judges exist to interpret the law, not to invent the law".
Sufficient data now exist to interpret the observed films as surface phases of thermodynamically determined thickness and composition, coexisting at equilibrium with one or more bulk phases.
The authors concluded that better suitability of the Bangham's model exists to interpret the sorption of zinc ion in liquid phase on the surface of Cedrus deodara sawdust against intra particle model.
A recommendation made by UNHCR in 2001, that a regulatory committee exist to interpret complex emergency data and humanitarian data, is clearly desperately needed, to avoid unreasonable political or humanitarian responses [ 42].
If anyone believes that the Supreme Court exists to interpret laws fairly, they've been reading too many civics textbooks and not enough news.
Certainly, there may exist other mechanisms to interpret the association between uric acid levels and PD as the physiological functions of uric acid should go beyond antioxidation in humans.
However, no specific guidelines exist for how to interpret the information produced by a time use diary, and the information obtained is rich, unstructured, and not easily concluded or communicated in a consistent way [ 6, 7].
In addition, the absence of data on a comparison population and an assessment of contextual factors (if such a population existed) make it difficult to interpret the mean composite health score of 70.6 (we) observed in this study population.
It may have to interpret the law that exists.
To interpret the mortality statistics?
