Sentence examples for interpretation to require from inspiring English sources

But in the new regulation, the EPA relies on a much broader interpretation to require states to adopt a systemwide approach to reducing carbon pollution by, for example, switching to natural gas or adding new solar and wind power.

Additional field data on temporal and spatial patterns of drug resistance would be clearly invaluable; their interpretation is likely to require consideration of an epidemiological perspective at the population level.

Though drafted by eminent judges, the statute was to require endless interpretation.

It is, indeed, a perverse interpretation that reads the F.D.C.A. to require the ban of a device that has no safe therapeutic purpose where a ban is the most dangerous remedial alternative.

The industry group is arguing that a new interpretation of the Clean Air Act to require the agency to weigh the costs and benefits of each regulation would provide the statutory guidance the appeals court found lacking, thus avoiding the nondelegation analysis that was unlikely to attract a Supreme Court majority in any event.

Therefore, the activities in grammar interpretation (GI) tasks are sequenced to require first attention to meaning, then noticing the form and function of the grammatical structure, and finally error identification (Ellis 2003b).

"I believe HHS officials' current interpretation of the ACA is to require states to take a more government-centric, standardized approach to exchanges.

The remaining 5%to10%0% of more complex variants/cases will likely continue to require expert interpretation by specialists.

10 13 However, illness narratives take many forms and serve many functions, they are 'constantly changing and being renegotiated' (ref. 4, p.61) and are argued to require ongoing interpretation in order to yield useful insights for clinical practice.

These data are generally instantaneous counts, which require interpretation to use for calculating flows and stores of animals and their products.

Another major problem is that telemonitoring has the ability to produce a mass of data that require interpretation to be of use.