Sentence examples for favorable interpretation from inspiring English sources

In the most favorable interpretation, Washington is rebalancing burdens between a reluctant superpower and its free-riding allies.

There's no more favorable interpretation than limiting them to survival, and even on that account we can't get to a world of superabundance.

And even under the most favorable interpretation, the results of the bank stress tests run by the Federal Reserve found that some banks are still struggling.

The most favorable interpretation is suggested by the 'stroboscopic effect', where a quasi-rigidly rotating non-axisymmetric mean field can produce seemingly migrating active longitudes in sunspots.

The union is placing the most favorable interpretation on the situation, saying there was a "poor climate" for a vote of the 3,300 hourly workers to see if they wished union representation.

But the guidelines issued Wednesday for the most part resolved a major source of concern for financial firms that had lobbied fiercely for a favorable interpretation of the Dodd amendments.

But it's entries like these that make me think Brinkley's favorable interpretations of Reagan and the diaries go a bit too far.

Spinicism Bill Safire, the regular proprietor of this space, once generously identified me as the coiner of the term "spin doctors," referring to faceless campaign aides who work ceaselessly to impart favorable interpretations to their candidates' harried pronouncements.

A few other authors have also begun offering somewhat favorable interpretations of Cixi, notably Sterling Seagrave in his 1992 book, "Dragon Lady: The Life and Legend of the Last Empress of China".

It is an interpretation favorable to Mr. Trump.

This is often based on presumed prognosis for favorable outcome and interpretation of patient, family, and even physician wishes.