Sentence examples for have a different interpretation of from inspiring English sources

Due to cultural differences, Chinese cancer survivors may have a different interpretation of QOL.

12.06am BST Marco Zatterin, the Brussels correspondent of the Italian newspaper La Stampa, suggests that the Germans have a different interpretation of the deal.

On the other side, the Jets' opponent on Sunday, the Miami Dolphins, has listed 22 hamstring but no thigh injuries, and appears to have a different interpretation of injury etiquette.

The present study suggests that various stakeholders have a different interpretation of the notion of analytics.

We reached out to Bijan Sabet of Spark for comment, and he didn't want to comment publicly aside from saying, "We have a different interpretation of what happened and we wish the company well".

The progressive evangelicals who signed last week's declaration ― including Wallis, Henry, Taylor and Huckins himself ― have a different interpretation of how religion and politics should interact, he added.

"Everyone has a different interpretation of the show," he said, when they had left.

The rightwing Jerusalem Post, however, has a different interpretation of Barak's comments.

"The problem seems to be that the governor has a different interpretation of it".

In a statement, the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation said it had a different interpretation of the laws governing the discount programs.

When it comes to Citigroup's culpability, however, others had a different interpretation of yesterday's $2.65 billion settlement.