Sentence examples for free to interpret from inspiring English sources

"Of course, the ATP is free to interpret its rules as it deems appropriate," he said, "but an interpretation that excludes Forstmann from its reach would seem to be contrary to its professed zero-tolerance policy and the presumably intentionally broad terminology used in the rule".

So all I'd be doing, I'd be listening, we'd be talking, I would be there to offer alternative interpretations, to help the person see that whatever happens, we're free to interpret it in a multitude of different ways".

We are free to interpret history on our own terms.

"The viewer is free to interpret it any way he likes.

They were also free to interpret the sins in any way they wished.

If we do not think Belarus should be free to interpret the convention in any manner it sees fit, the bargain is that we are not free to interpret the convention for ourselves either.

The commission affords artists a free hand to interpret the space however they see fit.

Shahid gave Piscuskas, one of the founding principals of 1100 Architect, with whom he'd already worked on his downtown offices, free reign to interpret a handful of references.

Mr. Simons moved confidently away from the codes of Dior, not abandoning them, but feeling free enough to interpret designs like the Bar jacket in more abstract and, ultimately, inventive ways.

In underplaying a role for the United Nations, a member of the team said that General Garner was also looking to give the United States a freer hand to interpret the obligations of the United States as an occupying power under the Geneva Convention.

Then again, it's my information – shouldn't I be free to (mis)interpret it as I see fit?