Sentence examples for interpretation of statements from inspiring English sources

Dozer challenged McMaster about his interpretation of statements obtained during the wire operation with Reyes, telling Superior Court Judge Frank Ochoa it was his office's position that the informant had coerced a false confession.

To ensure accurate interpretation of statements and timely transcription and posting after delivery, statements should be submitted electronically at least three hours before delivery (in Word or PDF) to [email protected].

This is based on an earlier study 41 which defined 'recall' as success in selecting the correct answers in the question items and 'understanding' as correctness of interpretation of statements presented in the question items.

Global Crossing also said it had based its long-term leases on an arcane interpretation of Statement 66, a rule for recognizing profit or loss from sales of real estate developed by the Financial Accounting Standards Board, the group that sets accounting standards for business.

The interpretation of certain statements which might be interpreted as telling against Ammonius' espousal of, say, the transcendent One, is also a complex matter.

Consequently, this naturalistic and empirical interpretation of ethical statements involved Hook in continuing debates with the proponents of competing interpretations of ethical statements, such as C.L. Stevenson.

For this section, assessing patients' interpretation of verbal statements relating to LE and survival probability, the responses are illustrated in figure 3. Overall the statements Almost Certain and Good chance of being alive in 10 years, were perceived by patients as equating to the highest percentage chance of being alive; mean (range) 74.5% (12 100) and 74.5% (24 100) respectively.

The 2017 analysis found that students' interpretation of some statements had actually shifted over time.

As a PR expert, he will be aware of the importance of interpretation of any statements, and should take responsibility accordingly.

Hook provided naturalistic rebuttals to these two arguments advanced by Stevenson on the attitudinal interpretation of ethical statements.

1b), he is also reported as being a reader who practiced allegorical interpretation of the statements of Moses and the prophets of the Old Testament (ibid. IV.51; fr. 1c).