Sentence examples for interpretation of a new from inspiring English sources

I strongly disagree with your interpretation of a new Medicaid regulation that clarifies Medicaid outpatient hospital services.

His interpretation of a new version of "Tristan" was not well received, the agency said, and there were reports of difficulties in the orchestra pit.

[B3.] Famous Names Law Is Interpreted The Supreme Court offered something for both sides in its first interpretation of a new federal law intended to protect famous brand names.

In an opinion article for the London Times this past Monday, writer Matt Ridley discussed his interpretation of a new paper which suggests that the Earth's climate sensitivity may be a bit lower than current best estimates.

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.

But the administration is also considering whether he should go further by issuing a signing statement — a formal document recording a president's interpretation of a new law for the rest of the executive branch to follow — asserting that he has the constitutional power to disregard the restrictions.

He speculates that this strange cognitive terrain "may allow the brain to explore... different interpretations of a new situation during REM".

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In a thorough interpretation of spatialization, a new and different approach is possible: a spatialized or regionalized idea of vulnerability focused on explaining danger from a concrete and not abstract perspective, where the bodily dimension is taken into account.

He said it represented an overly broad interpretation of a New York law intended to prevent celebrities from having their images and names used for commercial purposes that they have not approved.

The film's Japanese title of Shin Gojira is deliberately spelled with characters that invite interpretations of either a "New" or "True Godzillaa.