Sentence examples for interpretations of existing from inspiring English sources
While methods for interpreting population genomic data are still in their infancy, we discuss current interpretations of existing datasets in the light of evolutionary processes and models.
(The Teague doctrine validates reasonable, good-faith interpretations of existing precedents made by state courts even though they are shown to be contrary to later decisions").
To arrest the suspects prematurely is to run the risks of acquittal, of forcing prosecutors to advocate and courts to accept overly broad interpretations of existing criminal statutes, and perhaps of arresting innocent people.
Technology companies have also been calling for an update of E.U. privacy rules, however, saying there are too many different interpretations of existing legislation across the 27-nation bloc.
Debbie Del Pino, a spokeswoman for the housing division in Manhattan, said the amendments were a result of the Rent Regulation Reform Act of 1997, which requires the agency to update the codes to take into account changes in the law, judicial interpretations of existing law and various operational bulletins and policy statements issued by the division.
The rules of synaptic integration in pyramidal cells remain obscure, in part due to conflicting interpretations of existing experimental data.
Meanwhile, the current federal interpretation of existing law is being litigated in about a dozen court cases around the country.
That was the year Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani announced a new interpretation of existing state law to allow forfeiture in such cases.
To some, HCA successfully pushed the envelope in its interpretation of existing Medicare rules.
He said many of the judges believed that the interpretation of existing law under which the newspapers had been shut down "is not right".
But it broadly excludes advising clients on how to influence policy, as well as discussions over the interpretation of existing regulations and situations in which officials solicit advice.
