Sentence examples for interpretation limiting from inspiring English sources

Indeed, even McCain's bill, which prohibits "cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment," could be gutted in practice by an interpretation limiting the meaning of those terms so as to permit existing interrogation techniques.

The current interpretation limiting corruption probes stems from the 2006 raid of the congressional offices of Rep. William Jefferson (D-La).

I argue aspects of that study's design, measurement, and interpretation limit the strength of its authors' conclusions that there is a higher incidence of lisping in gay men than in heterosexual men.

Rather than expressing universal truths, a literal interpretation limits the actions of God to certain events in history.

Given that the data had to be grouped by muscle for analysis, the groups are heterogeneous, the sample size relatively small and thus interpretation limited.

Although excesses of lung cancer deaths have been observed in some studies at industrial plants with formaldehyde exposure, uncertainties in interpretation limit the evaluation of these findings.

However, in our opinion, neither the interpretation limited to the 37/38 site, nor its extension to all other disruption sites in our model are incompatible with the Randau's and Söll's "anti-parasitic" explanation.

Early negative interpretations limited the interest of understanding the genetic data derived from GWAS, particularly regarding the TOMM40 gene.

He wants to restore the family farm and, by returning the Sherman Antitrust Act to its 1890's interpretation, limit the size of new corporations.

The size of the correlations was based on the following interpretation limits according to Cohen [ 24]: 0.10 > r < 0.30, small effect size; 0.30 > r < 0.50, medium effect size and r > 0.50, large effect size.

There's no more favorable interpretation than limiting them to survival, and even on that account we can't get to a world of superabundance.