Sentence examples for interpreted in a manner consistent from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects the language rights of minorities and section 27 provides that "This Charter shall be interpreted in a manner consistent with the preservation and enhancement of the multicultural heritage of Canadians".

Several parties have placed reservations on this clause, allowing it to be interpreted in a manner consistent with their constitutions (e.g., China, Mexico), or extending the restriction of union rights to groups such as firefighters (e.g., Japan).

President Bush signed the measure into law on Dec. 28, 2001, but only after raising an objection to the new provision, with the stipulation that he would interpret it "in a manner consistent with the president's constitutional authority" to withhold information for national-security or foreign-policy reasons.

Finally, all five authors met to review the extracted data and ensure that each field within the data extraction tool had been interpreted in a consistent manner.

Experiments were done with the same lipid concentration (65 µM) as the FPE binding measurements and in buffer A so that data from the different experiments can be interpreted in a consistent manner.

Note that this sign-flipping correction does not produce changes in the PCA decomposition of the data, but instead simply ensures that the principal component weights can be interpreted in a consistent manner across subjects.

This method involves significant costs and requires both exceedingly motivated subjects and well trained researchers since variability increases if dietary data are not recorded or interpreted in a consistent manner.

When the President executes federal laws, to what extent can he interpret and implement them in a manner consistent with his own policy objectives?

This pattern of findings highlights that only those in the ambiguity present condition came to interpret novel ambiguous information in a manner consistent with the emotional valence of the scenarios they had imagined.

Nonetheless, the high court has said in the 1995 case of Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs v Ah Hin Teoh, that legislation should be interpreted by courts, as far as possible, in a manner consistent with our international obligations.

The wild-type ligand complexes in the current study revealed density for the farnesyl chain folded in a manner consistent with catalysis, and this can be interpreted in light of the established stereochemistry for all TEAS products.