Sentence examples for interpretations of rules from inspiring English sources
The bill would generally prohibit Medicare officials from retroactively enforcing new interpretations of rules.
The difference in the interpretations of rules between English and Australian referees was also highlighted in the report, and Lewis insisted that he will push for one official to control the Four Nations matches this autumn, rather than the two currently taking control of NRL games.
Mr Rogers said the WRU "adopts interpretations of rules which are absurd and plainly designed to suit the outcome it wishes to achieve".
Yet further, absolute interpretations of rules seem highly counter-intuitive, and yet we need some justification for any exceptions — provided, again, by utilitarianism.
Some theorists, e.g. Fish 1989, seem to embrace this potential infinite regress of alternative interpretations of rules (see also point (3) above) and attempt to avoid the radical linguistic indeterminacy which it seems to entail by replacing the standards of correctness demarcated by rules with the conditioning and training processes of interpretive communities.
She would also be able to forcefully push for regulators to use all the powers available to them to write strict interpretations of rules.
When a university disagrees with an interpretation of rules, it can take the issue to an interpretation committee for review.
Its own interpretation of rules on aboriginal subsistence whaling (ASW) is that countries are entitled to set their own quotas, provided they are consistent with IWC scientific advice.
The areas with a relative permittivity over 12.0 were judged to be damaged or potentially damaged according to the current interpretation of rules for Korea expressways (Suh et al. 2000).
Table 2 denotes the representative association rules (see Additional file 3) and interpretation of rules refer to the previous work [ 14].
How people act in practice depends on the interpretation of rules, which may (at least partly) be influenced by underlying motives.
