Sentence examples for interpreting decisions from inspiring English sources

Further British judicial powers should be wrestled back from Strasbourg and courts given enhanced latitude in interpreting decisions, according to a leaked draft of the British plan for reforming the European court of human rights.

Instead, this country relies on nine unelected ideologues to interpret decisions made by a democratically elected government in terms of what a gang of long-dead, slave-owning wig-wearers intended.

Employees interpret decisions and actions of their managers and their trustworthiness in terms of the commitment of managers to their staff.

We performed this model-fitting analysis to identify if these candidate computational frameworks could help us interpret decision-related responses in PMd, and if the behavior was better explained by the DDM, estimate decision times for the monkeys.

It also ignores the approach the Supreme Court has taken to Strasbourg, interpreting its decisions in light of our particular law and procedure".

This being so, when judges come to interpret the decisions of legislative institutions, they must do so such that the law thus interpreted reflects the intentions of those who made it.

Decisional regret is theoretically important to measure because patients may continue to consolidate or 'react to and interpret' their decision after the decision has been made (Feldman-Stewart et al, 2012; Sepucha et al, 2013).

Focusing on the short-term can lead some to interpret certain decisions as a betrayal to personal principles.

More recently, research has been done using the positioning functions of smartphones to keep track of where people go and interpret their decisions.

But sometimes presidents have interpreted court decisions in ways that lead to discord between branches of government, leading to the threat of constitutional crises.

The difference from old Keynesian economics was the effort to use as much maximizing logic as possible to interpret spending decisions.