Sentence examples for interpretations by the from inspiring English sources

In sum, the interpretations by the Florida court raise no substantial question under Article II.

Later interpretations by the Supreme Court in the 20th century gave these two clauses added significance.

The paper analyzed learning experiences and their interpretations by the students.

However, because of ambiguity in the Constitution and disparate historical interpretations by the federal courts, the powers actually exercised by the states have waxed and waned over time.

Ceviche, marinated raw fish, is given global interpretations by the chef, Todd Mitgang, including Italian (shrimp with Tuscan beans) and French (Arctic char with Champagne and truffles).

THE WAYWARD PRESS about reporting of the Korean war and interpretations by the military experts whose columns appear in the N. Y. daily papers.

It's an actorly interpretation by the usual Beckett standards.

The last portrait of him, a tender interpretation by the undervalued Dutch artist Daniel Mytens, is posthumous.

Including grant appropriations is hardly a "far-fetched interpretation" by the Justice Department.

"Pain is an interpretation by the brain," explained Dr. Wesley Gilliam, the center's clinical director.

Far from a settled issue subject to regulatory interpretation by the sitting administration under NEPA.