Sentence examples for favoured interpretation from inspiring English sources

He demands instead that judicial rulings comport with with the spirit of his favoured interpretation of a single line in a document meant to announce and justify political secession, not to create law.

Furthermore, we discuss whether these variables are actually interesting and worth indicating in the analysis, whether a semantic 'distractor' will always be the favoured interpretation over syntactic structure and whether unpacking the analysis into the semantic and syntactic streams would provide a useful step forward.

He goes on to note that his favoured interpretation of gauge theories (in terms of non-separable holonomies) is one according to which the fundamental objects are ontologically secondary to structure because the objects of a theory are members of equivalence classes under symmetry transformations and no further individuation of objects is possible.

It simply suggests that failing to go along with the Supreme Court's recently favoured interpretation will get your decision overturned by the Supreme Court.By my lights, Judge Vinson's take on the limits of Congress' commerce-clause powers that there are limits is eminently plausible.

Margaret Thatcher was barely cold when the left and right began to slug it out for their interpretation of her premiership to be the favoured version.

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Some commentators have sought to distinguish between that component of a report of a religious experience which is a record of its phenomenology and that component which involves an interpretation of the experience according to some favoured doctrinal scheme (Stace 1961).

America is the favoured place because it has broad and liquid markets for securities.That interpretation sits awkwardly with another: that excess saving, particularly in China, is the result of exchange-rate policy.

Acknowledging practical, financial, and ethical reasons why this approach is so favoured, they emphasise that long-term prospective trials would be useful to inform the prognostic interpretation of the IGRA.

While there is inevitably variation in socioeconomic circumstances between individuals in that population the effect of this on the interpretation we have given to these data will be to diminish the differences we have observed if favoured residents of a deprived SOA increase the intervention rate and deprived residents of an affluent SOA decrease it.

Penalties all favoured Australia.