Sentence examples for interpretations at the from inspiring English sources

Another phrase Secretary of Defense Laird's "protective reaction"—is subject to a vari ety of interpretations at the Pentagon.

The foregoing discussion only hints at many nuanced issues and interpretations at the heart of this controversy.

Like the Beats, the Tea Partiers are driven by that maddeningly contradictory principle, subject to countless interpretations, at the heart of all American protest movements: individual freedom.

Some may have thought that would work in our favour, but we struggled with his interpretations at the breakdown more than we had in the games controlled by South African officials.

It has something to do with the cultivation of an earthy orchestral sound, rather than the lighter textures and velvety sheen of, say, French orchestras; and also the preference for sweeping, organic interpretations at the expense of Germanic structural clarity.

Northampton offloaded from the opening minute, but neither side was able to keep possession for long and Saracens struggled to adjust to interpretations at the breakdown by the referee, Tom Foley.

ONWARD & UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about simultaneous interpretation at the United Nations and interview with George Sherry, a senior interpreter, who has been at the UN since 1947.

The New Yorker, April 14 , 1962P. 128 ONWARD & UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about simultaneous interpretation at the United Nations and interview with George Sherry, a senior interpreter, who has been at the UN since 1947.

allowed a patient to choose the mode of interpretation, at the physician's expense.

We now have the opportunity for shared learning and interpretation at the tips of our fingers.

Moshe Simon-Shoshan G'01 Gr'05 teaches rabbinic literature and biblical interpretation at the Rothberg International School of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.