Sentence examples for interpretation of a law from inspiring English sources

Scarlet Kim, a legal officer at Privacy International, said: "We are disappointed by the IPT's judgment, which has found government hacking lawful based on a broad interpretation of a law dating back to 1994, when the internet and mobile phone technology were in their infancy.

That decision narrowed the interpretation of a law prosecutors used widely, including against Mr. Bruno, that makes it a crime to deprive people of "honest services".

"It is not acceptable to have a secret interpretation of a law that goes far beyond any reasonable reading of either the law or the constitution and then classify as top secret what the actual law is".

An interpretation of a law meant to target foreigners, that collects tens of thousands of Americans' domestic communications in violation of what the law and the constitution are meant to allow … and the court says it is legal on a technicality?

This is an alternative-universe interpretation of a law that is deeply despised and opposed by the banks, but Mr. Obama missed several opportunities to point out how the law limits the corrosive practices, like derivatives trading, that led to the 2008 crash and puts in place vitally important consumer protections.

That's one interpretation of a law that prohibits attorneys from paying nonlawyers to send business their way.

For instance, Arpaio and the county attorney, Andrew Thomas, who shares his views, have settled on a novel interpretation of a state law against human smuggling.

That is because, under France's interpretation of a European law, consumers must wait at least two months to make the switch.

This broader rule, which stems from the agency's interpretation of a 1994 law that severely restricted its authority to regulate herbal products and vitamins, remains in effect.

A judge ruled Wednesday that the New York State Board of Regents overreached in its interpretation of a new law on teacher evaluations, offering a victory to the state teachers' union.

Yes, because it would be a legislative enactment as opposed to a judicial interpretation of an existing law.