Sentence examples for interpretation put forward by from inspiring English sources

The contrasting legal interpretation put forward by the attorney general of Florida is correct.

The interpretation put forward by the military pathologists, he said, "didn't fit with their own report.

The statement continued: "Despite the findings of the GMC's Fitness to Practice Panel and his co-authors having publicly retracted the causation interpretation put forward by the Lancet Paper, it would appear from the Claim filed at court that Mr Wakefield still stands by the accuracy of the Lancet paper and his conclusion therein, thereby compounding his previously found misconduct.

Giving his ruling in London, Deputy Judge Richard Spearman concluded that the interpretation put forward by Ms Rawstron and Ms Pearce was to be preferred, and therefore the executrice's claim was successful, in the light of the words used by Lucian Freud in his will and the will's overall purpose.

Above and beyond these distinct levels of reading, we must take into account the different interpretations put forward by the great Islamic classical tradition.

But he and other archaeologists questioned some of the interpretations put forward by Dr. Paabo and his chief colleagues, Richard E. Green of the Leipzig institute, and David Reich of Harvard Medical School.

But he and other archeologists questioned some of the interpretations put forward by Dr. Paabo and his chief colleagues, Richard Green of the Leipzig Institute and David Reich of Harvard Medical School.

One interpretation, put forward for example by historian R. Allen Brown, is that they were relatively advanced for their time and represented a change in contemporary thinking about military defence.

This simple interpretation, put forward in the 1920s by the Indian astrophysicist Meghnad N. Saha, has provided the physical basis for all subsequent interpretations of stellar spectra.

Like many such endeavors by young scholars, this book sets out to overthrow the dominant orthodoxy in its field, in this case interpretations put forward since the 1960's in the name of the "new labor history".

But the interpretations put forward, even when they were founded partly on accurate observation, most often remained on the level of myth.