Sentence examples for interpretation states that from inspiring English sources

The justification for the sale and for their being bound, gagged and raped lies in the Qur'an, which, according to this interpretation, states that raping unbelievers is an act of devotion to God.

One mainstream explanation, the "many-worlds" interpretation, states that there are an infinite number of universes (the "multiverse").

Basic rules of treaty interpretation state that a treaty must be interpreted in good faith, and in accordance with the ordinary meaning to be given to its terms in their context, and in the light of the treaty's object and purpose.

Smith, however, has refuted this interpretation, stating that; "Frankly, when I played that scene, I played it as, "You think that if you walked in the room and we were together, we would just be on you, but we wouldn't".

A pioneer study in personal genome interpretation stated that the human reference genome carries 1104 nsSNPs predicted to have impact on protein functions [ 4].

We explicitly acknowledge the limitations imposed by a small study size and were cautious in our interpretation, stating that the findings are the "basis for formulating new hypotheses".

We also suggest that the high SOC is confirmed in the interview interpretation stating that the men said to be in good 'health' and to be handling their life with prostate cancer sequels.

In the more detailed interpretation it states that it "has previously been reported as an unclassified variant", that "this sequence change reduces RAD51C binding activity" and "it may not be appropriate to offer pre-symptomatic testing until pathogenicity has been confirmed" and screening of at risk relatives may help to clarify whether this is a disease-causing mutation in this family".

I wondered how extremist groups could prevent women from fighting when, according to most interpretations, the Quran states that jihad is for women too.

A fourth interpretation distinguishes two psychological states that might be called a moral evaluation: an occurrent feeling of approval or disapproval (which is not truth-apt), and a moral belief or judgment that is propositional.

It's a platitude that the content of someone's mental states is the interpretation of those states that a good interpreter would make.