Sentence examples for interpretation itself from inspiring English sources

Nor did the interpretation itself break much new ground.

The Bureau responds by indicating that Ali's interpretation itself violates the rule against superfluities.

I think we made some progress on that last year, but we're trying not only to bring some uniformity to the interpretation, but to eliminate a lot of the interpretation itself, basically going back to the rule book".

Of course, once again the Court does not mean either that the agency regulation is not a reasonable interpretation of the plain language of the statute, or that the agency interpretation itself would produce absurd consequences.

And this ongoing cultivation of human waste material asks us to recast interpretation itself.

However, on closer scrutiny the field interpretation itself is not above reproach.

Ms. Li's interpretation was itself a form of prejudice, he wrote.

This is why the meaning of acts of discourse is always open to new interpretations, particularly as time passes and the very context in which interpretation occurs itself changes.

Constitutional interpretation lends itself to a more strategic (and philosophical) debate platform than arguing the facts and stats on how laws can and should protect people.

The score test approach does not require the knowledge of a reference model, and the score statistic has a meaningful interpretation in itself as a goodness-of-fit measure.

As already mentioned, this discrepancy is likely to be caused by the use of the structured interpretation guide itself and not by a limited structural comparability of the patient cohorts.