Sentence examples for interpreted provisions from inspiring English sources

Carter interpreted provisions in the accords for the West Bank settlements differently: Carter thought Israel had agreed to refrain from building settlements for 5 years, Begin said he had agreed to only 3 months.

It also interprets provisions of the agreement.

Finally, the agent interprets provisioning scripts, i.e., performs a local installation of the binaries and executes any custom configuration directives.

"There's obviously an ambiguity," said a senior aide to Mr. Paterson, adding, "That question merits further study based on the way other states have interpreted analogous provisions in their own constitution".

The Appeals Chamber therefore interpreted the provisions of Rule 70 to mean that a state is in full control of information it provides to a party before the Tribunal (Prosecutor v. Milošević 23 October 2003a, paras. 25 29).

This is how the Supreme Court interpreted the provision in American Electric Power v. Connecticut.

First, the court interpreted a provision barring federal courts from setting aside a state court decision unless the state ruling was an "unreasonable" application of federal law.

But in addition to that kind of collection, the senators contend that the government has also interpreted the provision, based on rulings by the secret national security court, as allowing some other kind of activity that allows the government to obtain private information about people who have no link to a terrorism or espionage case.

Yet the courts have interpreted that provision to violate the Massachusetts Constitution's guarantee of freedom of speech.

The Obama administration has interpreted this provision to include "state" exchanges run by or in partnership with the feds.

Marshall interpreted the provision of the Florida land act requiring Spanish grants to be filed within one year narrowly.