Sentence examples for interpretation of a document from inspiring English sources

The deeper problem lies in the constant downgrading of "politics" as somehow being a lesser activity than the text-oriented interpretation of a document, or the high-minded — and single-minded — application of an abstract interpretive legal doctrine.

Nonetheless, studies show that students are able to evaluate source information and understand how this can inform the interpretation of a document's content and inform validity judgments ('source knowledge').

Here's Rexford Tugwell, one of the New Deal's principal architects, reflecting on his work some 30 years later: "To the extent that these new social virtues [i.e., New Deal policies] developed, they were tortured interpretations of a document [i.e., the Constitution] intended to prevent them". They knew exactly what they were doing.

His recognition as the Karmapa, at the age of seven, was based on an interpretation of a secret document left behind by the sixteenth Karmapa, and was eventually endorsed by the Dalai Lama, the Chinese government, and three of the four relevant Rinpoches.

Greenwald told VICE News that he believes that email concerns discussions the FBI, NSA, and other government agencies had with reporters prior to the release of the Intercept story in which reporters at other news outlets were told that the Intercept's interpretation of a key surveillance document was wrong.

Sometimes they have to do with the difficulty of interpreting historical sources (for example, the unavoidable necessity Darnton faced of providing meaningful interpretation of a range of documented events that appear fundamentally irrational).

__ Ed. note: This story has been updated to clarify that this is an attempt to amend the Constitution itself, not merely a legislative resolution to suggest an interpretation of the document.

However, according to Erazo and others, they only made this agreement – reluctantly – because an Amerisur representative had verbally given them the impression, through an interpretation of an interior ministry document, that it had already been granted permission to operate.

In a letter to the Argentinian bishops, who had published a liberal interpretation of the document, the pope says that "there are no other interpretations".

He demands instead that judicial rulings comport with with the spirit of his favoured interpretation of a single line in a document meant to announce and justify political secession, not to create law.

This is evidently an internationally unique interpretation of that document. .