Sentence examples for interpretation entitled from inspiring English sources

Brossart refused, citing an old North Dakota livestock law, which, in his interpretation, entitled him to hold on to the cattle until the neighbor repaid him for what they'd eaten and whatever damage they'd caused.

In 1945, after he was released, Darwaza eventually compiled his own interpretation entitled al-Tafsir al-Hadith.

In 1956 Prior wrote up his and Meredith's formal work on what he later described (1962a: 140) as the 'logic of world-accessibility', in a paper entitled 'Interpretations of Different Modal Logics in the "Property Calculus"' (Meredith and Prior 1956, first published in Copeland 1996).

46(a) has an interpretation where I am entitled to a $10 bonus.

The court was entitled to its interpretation of the law, he said, and he was entitled to his.

Peaker also thinks more cases will end up in court as people challenge the rules on homelessness – in particular, the interpretation of the clause that those entitled to be rehoused must be "significantly more vulnerable" than an ordinary person.

The new semiotic conception is detailed in the chapter of The Problem of Christianity entitled "Perception, Conception and Interpretation".

You are entitled to your own interpretation of the facts.

Mrs. Palin is entitled to her own interpretations of the Constitution.

Under Mr. Mangieri's interpretation of the original deal, Maytag was entitled to $1 million in reduced property taxes.

Of course as a writer this is [Bean's] interpretation and by all means he is entitled to express himself.