Sentence examples for interpretation right from inspiring English sources
"The reigning interpretation right now is ideological," Professor Wood said.
And it's open to a much wider interpretation these days, because, well, everything in politics is open to interpretation right now.
It was done much the same way as Holiday's classic interpretation, right down to the enunciation of the final word, "crop," in a husky breaking voice.
The interpretation right is inconsistent with the determination right of case reasons.
Case-filing judges in local courts determine the interpretation right of case reason, by using their professional expertise and technical language.
After a dispute is filed as a case, the multiple explanations of a case reason require both legal knowledge and language power, which leads to an inconsistency between the interpretation right and the determination right of a case reason.
On this interpretation, rights are protected by rules that insulate an individual's interest or liberty from certain kinds of interference and that make no direct reference to the good consequences of insulation.
But the Allen language quoted in yesterday's post forecloses that interpretation: the right that vests is the right to continue earning as long as one is employed on the terms that applied when one accepted the job.
Is Dr Johnson's interpretation less right than Coleridge's, or Coleridge's than William Empson's, or Empson's than Stephen Greenblatt's?
If the American interpretation is right, it is unclear where Mr. Hussein might have built the production line or how it could have avoided detection by American satellites.
