Sentence examples for interpretations of the first from inspiring English sources

Neither these nor any other interpretations of the first three movements are definitive, however.

Unfortunately for the church, Judge Barker wrote, "the Supreme Court does not share its creative interpretations of the First Amendment, making resolution of this issue straightforward".

During the last 15 months, Mr. James has waged a guerrilla war against the courts over long-held interpretations of the First Amendment's establishment clause.

He has given detailed descriptions and interpretations of the first finds in his new book, "Valley of the Golden Mummies," being published in October by Harry N. Abrams Inc.

Berkeley has come to be seen as a battleground in national debates over interpretations of the First Amendment, and this month, Free Speech Week was the latest major point of contention.

The selectively detailed narratives offer mutually exclusive interpretations of the first crucial days of the conflict, with each side contending that the other deliberately ignited the clashes and then recklessly inflamed the confrontations with further violence.

Under most interpretations of the Fourth Geneva Convention, those moves contravened international law.

The highlights came after intermission, with plenty of magical moments in the vivid interpretations of the fifth and sixth suites.

It rejected a challenge to the law based on recent interpretations of the Second Amendment by a federal appeals court in New Orleans and by the Justice Department.

With some of the most profound thinkers of the age, I'd talk about – sometimes shout about – nuclear disarmament, the miners' strike, Israel, the Soviet Union, interpretations of the second world war, the Holocaust, exhibitions and productions of classic dramas.

Other interpretations of the third truth degree ½, for example as "senseless", "undetermined", or "paradoxical", motivated the study of other 3-valued systems.