Sentence examples for international interpretation from inspiring English sources
"They're operating in an area where the rules are not very precisely defined and I think the accusation is that they are being more generous than the normal international interpretation would be".
We provided drug cost values in dollars for the purpose of an international interpretation of the results.
Furthermore, a common international interpretation and analysis of results is only possible if data comes from the same instrument [ 20].
Australian patients could benefit from the collective, often conflicting, and unquestionably imperfect international interpretation of the sepsis literature that informs the SSC guidelines; patients and clinicians around the world would gain more from their engagement in the process of democratic debate than from their sniping from the sidelines.
Of the Globe to Globe festival's 37 international interpretations of Shakespeare, this version of Henry VIII by the Madrid-based Rakatá company is one of the most resonant.
Ms. Tanioka suggested that the best course that Japan could take would be to distribute all the raw data it has on radiation exposure to the international community and allow outside interpretations.
Officials with American Electric dispute nearly everything about International Transmission's interpretation of the events.
He argues that a full answer must address the importance of interaction, interpretation of international norms and domestic internalization of international norms as determinants of compliance [ 16], [ 7], [ 8].
All the formulated choices for the REC decisions were against the Finnish law, even though not against international codes or interpretations elsewhere of the EU clinical trials directive.
Thirdly, apart from issues of foreign affairs and national defence, there are other areas that are non-justiciable such as the interpretation of international treaties operating solely on the international plane.
It may well also set the stage for reigning in China's 'unique' interpretation of international maritime law, which ignores nearly universally held concepts of territorial boundaries, Exclusive Economic Zones, and freely navigable international waters.
