Sentence examples for interpretation of the language from inspiring English sources

One strength of Arius's position was that it appeared to safeguard a strict monotheism while offering an interpretation of the language of the New Testament notably, the word Son that conformed to general usage and meaning.

Mainly because the boss's wife was not an elected official empowered to give a direct dismissal order, the independent counsel did not think he could get a conviction, but concluded that her sworn denial of a "role" was a "strained interpretation of the language" and "is contrary to common sense".

Between meetings and other events, Mr. Hagel held daily update calls with the Pentagon, and one with the White House during the flight home, and his staff pressed the Justice Department for an interpretation of the language of the bill signed by Mr. Obama that exempted active-duty military from furloughs.

Management of bias in individual interpretation of the language was addressed through training and the collaborative writing of the classification.

Amazingly, compliments are never quite that once you've rooted to the second or third-order interpretation of the language that rich Brits speak.

Without an interpretation of the language of the formal system the end-formula of the derivation says nothing; and so nothing is proved.

But if there are interpretations of the language of second-order logic to which no model corresponds, the question arises again of whether truth in all models is tantamount to truth under all interpretations of the language.

It may seem, then, that there are interpretations of the language of pure quantificational logic to which no model corresponds.

And this raises the question of whether truth in all models may fall short of truth under all interpretations of the language.

One may nevertheless argue that a formula is true in all models only if it is true under all interpretations of the language by appeal to a second-order principle of reflection.

Taking these differences into account when observing the semantic similarities between definitions and Carnapian postulates suggests the following explanation: a set A TC) of axioms that interprets a set V-t of theoretical terms on the basis of a language L V-o) imposes a constraint on the admissibL V-or imposesd, interpretations of the language L(V-o,V-t).