Sentence examples for interpretation of acts from inspiring English sources

Jehovah's Witnesses refuse blood transfusions, which they consider a violation of God's law based on their interpretation of Acts 15:29, 29 and other scriptures.

"Tosca," by contrast, is an intimate piece -- one of the greatest documented interpretations of Act II revolves around movements of Maria Callas's eyes -- and it ends, in concert, with the soprano standing alone onstage.

In view of these incongruities (and the fundamental principles that guide us in the interpretation of speech acts), we do not naturally interpret the image as a literal depiction of some event, but as a visual metaphor.

This "symbolic ambiguity" is also much in evidence in the esoteric interpretation of ritual acts performed in connection with images, flowers, and other cult objects and is intended to bring about a transfiguration in the mind of the adept.

Nelson served on the station under Admiral Sir Richard Hughes, and often came into conflict with his superior officer over their differing interpretation of the Acts.

The number of inquiries concerning the interpretation of the Act has decreased with 50% within the last 2 years.

The White House announced Friday that its interpretation of the act did not prohibit gathering the information.

Still, Nelson never entirely rejected the league's interpretation of the act.

What the American people should have is access to the court's legal interpretation of the act it enforces.

Since President Gerald R. Ford, it has been customary for new administrations to outline their interpretation of the act soon after taking office.

A strict interpretation of this act would suggest that you behaved unethically (by ignoring the law) but morally (by doing something good for a person in need).