Sentence examples for interpretations diverge from inspiring English sources

It then explains the main issue on which interpretations diverge and signals in broad terms which interpretative avenues have been taken or are conceptually open (without delving too deeply into any one of them).

Varying interpretations often diverge regarding the influence and importance of humans in African savanna systems.

As her theological interpretations began diverging from the more legalistic views found among the colony's ministers, the attendance at her meetings increased, and soon included Governor Vane.

But in a pattern which must be becoming grimly familiar to the much-criticised historian, the judge dismissed his claim for £2,000 in damages for breach of contract after finding that diverging interpretations by Mr Irving and his landlady of her terms and conditions meant she had been within her rights to ask him to leave.

Diverging interpretations of interdependence between teams.

Nevertheless, the concept remains subject to debate and diverging interpretations.

From these diverging interpretations of Kant flows another fundamental theoretical difference between the two schools.

They are inspired by (diverging) interpretations of Ramsey's original test.

Furthermore, we show that there are diverging interpretations as to what success in a bioenergy project means.

In sum, we have discussed the following antecedents of asymmetries between task and social interdependence: Incorrect assessment of interdependence by managers An incentive structure which leads to preference for local within-team optimization Diverging interpretations of interdependence between teams Negative perceptions of a given designed interdependence.

One answer, she says, 'lies in the uncertainty and value judgements inherent in risk issues, and the diverging interpretations they generate' (pg 7).