Sentence examples for govern the interpretation from inspiring English sources
In the end, the judges ruled that despite all the new recording technology in recent decades, "long-settled common law contract rules still govern the interpretation of agreements between artists and their record producers".
Section 2 reviews previous work carried out on principles governing the interpretation of overt pronouns in Chinese, highlighting salient ideas which have emerged in prominent functional and experimental approaches to the use of pronouns in Chinese.
Semantic theories explain how the truth or falsity of whole sentences depends on the meanings of their parts by stating rules governing the interpretation of subsentential expressions and their modes of combination.
If, however, A-Rods prenuptial agreement is anything like Bill Murrays with a choice of law provision where the parties agreed that New York law governs the interpretation of the document then, regardless of where she files, Cynthia might be stuck with the bargain she made.
Elaborate treatises on iconography as well as on local custom and practice govern the carving and interpretation of these icons.
How that feels, nearly as much as how it sounds, influenced the way composers wrote for the instrument, and it inevitably governs the way interpretations are shaped.
The movement has pledged to govern the republic under its strict interpretation of Islamic law.
"In its judgment, the court has favoured a broader interpretation of the provisions in the Government of Wales Act that govern the assembly's competence," he said.
All governments should share with citizens meaningful information about their surveillance laws, their legal interpretations and the judicial procedures that govern the exercise of this powerful authority.
The geological interpretation of factors yields insight into the main process, which may govern the distribution of hydrochemical variables (Davis and Dewiest 2006; Bahar and Reza 2010).
Who should govern the exchange?
