Sentence examples for interpretation differently than from inspiring English sources

On the normative side, the results of this research can advance scholarly and judicial debates over whether lower courts should conduct statutory interpretation differently than the Supreme Court and whether the Court's interpretive methodology should be binding on lower courts.

"Justice Scalia has taught everybody how to do statutory interpretation differently," Kagan said.

Although it is possible that some provider types may have interpreted these questions differently than others, problems of interpretation of survey questions are an inevitable aspect of survey research.

Judith Huttner treats color more loosely in "Starry Night," a free-form interpretation that approaches its subject far differently than van Gogh's painting of the same title.

You may interpret the questionnaire items differently than other people.

Remember that children grieve differently than adults and grieve differently at different stages of their lives.

"We watch the game differently than fans.

"He thinks differently than the others".

Walt could end no differently than that.

"Because Swannack sees it differently than Petraeus.

It moves differently than it captures.