Sentence examples for interpretation of certain from inspiring English sources
The interpretation of certain statements which might be interpreted as telling against Ammonius' espousal of, say, the transcendent One, is also a complex matter.
On occasion he calls on Wagner to bolster his interpretation of certain pictures.
But Min also takes a liberal interpretation of certain key incidents.
But each of the three judges issued a separate opinion, diverging in interpretation of certain facts, including over whether Ram was born precisely on the contested site.
But Griesa's ruling, based on a peculiar – and in our view, indefensible – interpretation of certain terms in Argentina's contract, showed that US commercial interests can dominate its courts' decisions.
The second matter here goes to the State Supreme Court's interpretation of certain terms in the state statute governing election "contests;" there is no question here about the state court' s interpretation of the related provisions dealing with the antecedent process of "protesting" particular vote counts, which was involved in the previous case, Bush v. Palm Beach County Canvassing Board.
There was also controversy about the interpretations of certain words.
In October, during a concert at Carnegie Hall, Abeshouse formally launched the Classical Recording Foundation, an entity devoted to the proposition that posterity is despoiled when artists are denied the chance to record their own interpretations of certain repertoire.
Eliade has been somewhat influenced by Jung, both in his psychological interpretations of certain religious experiences (such as those attained in the practice of yoga) and more importantly in his attempt to give an interpretation in depth to the mythic material over which he ranges so widely.
A structure contains interpretations of certain predicate, function and constant symbols; each predicate or function symbol has a fixed arity.
New interpretations of certain core requirements (e.g. definition of substance identity and of intermediatesd) rendered activities more difficult in the first registration phase as these new interpretations once more put into question some already-made decisions.
