Sentence examples for interpretation around the from inspiring English sources

Neither of the new productions will attempt to spin a directorial interpretation around the crashes of the City or Wall Street.

We do not provide a comprehensive explanation of our findings but rather, we provide a level of interpretation around the country context for each of the findings.

When we talk about "ownership," we also have to differentiate between owning intellectual property and wanting to control the conversation, discourse and interpretation around that property, which is a different layer of ownership.

The conversation gives rise to various interpretations around the words "fake breasts and "fake chest".

That this highly unflattering interpretation lingers around the edges of "Passing Strange" is a tribute to the musical's good-natured, unassuming honesty.

Cold War: Stories from the Deep will expand the Museum's oral history project and create dynamic interpretation content around the history of the submarine Growler.

Smith will ask for permission to meet Shayne Hayne, the Australian who will referee the match, to discuss the differences in rule interpretation, particularly around the ruck, between the Super League and Australia's National Rugby League.

Today, if we look at any interpretation room around the world, chances are good that we will find the same setup, combining a chair, a desk and one or more computers with a keyboard, a mouse and a screen.

Outraged by the facile interpretations of Nazism floating around in the 1950's — "all the tomes and slogans about Germany's inevitable path 'from Luther to Hitler' " — he charts his own, more subtle interpretation of what caused the Third Reich.

Yet another bone of contention related to the tracking stock popped up earlier this month when re/code reported that there could be an issue around interpretation of the IRS rules related to the sale of the tracking stock.

I think the interpretations around a Christian theological tradition were very narrow in their approach and of course skewed to advance a political position.