Sentence examples for fair interpretation from inspiring English sources

That's a fair interpretation of the interim management statement issued today by the regional publisher.

Which seems a fair interpretation of the film, except that Friedkin doesn't agree: "It's not very violent," he protests.

But if it's a one-way dialogue about Jon Corzine's interpretation of who Chris Christie is, not that that's a fair interpretation, but that's a very different race".

If the examiner who is re-marking the script does not agree with the exact mark given, but can see that it still represents a fair interpretation of the mark scheme, it should stand".

The most probable fair interpretation of what is going on is that Hutton, like Miliband, is trying to clear up some of the mess left to them by other ministers and officials – the original Iraq War "sofa conspirators".

The track Should Have Been Loved is presented in such a way as to emphasise its upbeat, celebratory nature – a big song-and-dance number with Horrocks surrounded by her supportive friends and colleagues at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, where she works – and that strikes me as a perfectly fair interpretation.

"We're confident that there'll be a more fair and reasonable interpretation of the law," Moyer said.

She said that while some cynics might view this as Sony cashing in on Sept. 11, a fairer interpretation would be that regardless of what Sony makes that "doesn't mean they're not also being hugely generous".

One of Iran's first female judges, she was sidelined by the clerical regime after the Islamic revolution in 1979 and has devoted her career to seeking a fairer interpretation of Sharia law.

The government can only change the new distance by legislation, but it could ensure a fairer interpretation of the rule by insisting that assessors look not just at the distance walked but at four "reliability criteria": whether it has been walked safely; to an acceptable standard; repeatedly and in a reasonable time period.

The value of routine adjustment for co-morbidity applicable to large data sets has been emphasised in facilitating fairer interpretation of practice across the patient groups (National Cancer Intelligence Network, 2010).