Sentence examples for interpretation of free from inspiring English sources

Elena Kagan has produced distinguished scholarship on the First Amendment, taking clear positions favoring a broad interpretation of free speech.

He is allowed to, of course, because of free speech: for in 2016, an absolutist interpretation of free speech has become popular among the chattering classes.

The justices in the majority brushed aside warnings about what might follow from their ruling in favor of a formal but fervent embrace of a broad interpretation of free speech rights.

Both the newbie guitarist who plays those first few notes of "Smoke on the Water" with astounded glee and the one who steps off the stage after wailing his own 32-minute interpretation of "Free Bird" need to find inspiration for what they do.

Hence, it, too, fails under the generality interpretation of free variables.

(Arguably, Kripke has already made a similar move in adopting the generality interpretation of free variables).

This could have inadvertently resulted in some bias being introduced into the interpretation of free-text responses.

It's about how mainstream misogynistic norms are embedded, not only in Facebook's interpretations of "free speech", "safety", "humor" and "credible threats", but in the very way their review process is structured.

They think that the usefulness and the design of laws against hate speech ought to be a matter of legislative judgment for each community, not something that is precluded peremptorily by judicial interpretations of free speech.

Cancer registries obtain free text pathology reports from pathology laboratories and currently data entry in most registries relies on the interpretation of the free text in pathology reports by trained coders.

But his interpretation of corporate free speech rights goes much further — and strains all credibility.