Sentence examples for interpretation when it comes from inspiring English sources

More than 3,000 free-trade agreements govern international investor-state disputes, many with clauses that are open to interpretation when it comes to whether or not a government has violated a company's rights.

Dworkin argues that the idea of equality, which is for him at the root of social justice, cannot be given a coherent and plausible interpretation when it comes to the distribution of political power among members of the society.

That requirement has been open to interpretation when it comes to healthcare for those in the country illegally.

And Kelly's case just happened to occur in New York, which has surveillance laws that are relatively open to interpretation when it comes to sexual offenses.

I agree with their interpretation when it comes to sexual conflict," he says.

Global models and out-of-date data for Lyme disease demand cautious interpretation when it comes to public health recommendations and individual diagnosis and treatment decisions.

"But of course there are many possible interpretations when it comes to large amounts of mass-produced, almost identical objects doing all the same thing, or when things made from cheap and colorful plastic the opposite of anything organic start to behave pretty organically like a swarm or wave," Völker muses.

In the Canadian context, the result was a legislation that largely favoured protecting intellectual property and a more limited interpretation of TRIPS when it comes to permitting patent flexibilities.

What is the provision for women in a correct interpretation of Shariah law when it comes to gender equality, access to your children and to financial independence?

In response to Nye's argument that scientific analysis of fossils and geology has proven the earth is "billions and billions" of years old, not 6,000, Ham posited that since we were not there at the time, every analysis of the past is a matter of conjecture and interpretation – except, of course, when it comes to assessing the Bible.

They're a complete stickler for the rules when issuing the ticket…but they have a very lax interpretation of the rules when it comes to arbitrating disputes," he laments.