Sentence examples for interpreting rules from inspiring English sources

But there are subtle differences from country to country in interpreting rules of social conduct, as well as in some aspects of daily life and practice.

His father, a lawyer by profession and therefore a man well versed in the art of interpreting rules to suit his case, felt that his son should be kept occupied, given responsibility, given no space in which to feel discontented.

That's what developers face – with each council able to interpret rules differently.

"Things have improved over the years, but each government official can interpret rules and regulations in a different manner," he said.

Pereira watches the afternoon games at Fox's production center in Los Angeles and goes on the air several times each Sunday to interpret rules that are being questioned and to predict how referees will rule on coaches' challenges.

Pereira's on-air role is similar to the one played by David B. Fay, the executive director of the United States Golf Association, who interprets rules for NBC on the United States Open.

As I noted in this piece about the Startup Visa, they interpret rules and regulations as restrictively as possible.

Police officers have to interpret rules and regulations, customs officers have the discretionary power to stop and search one passenger rather than another, and so on.

The parliamentarian is the one who interprets rules.

We develop a methodology for learning two distinct classifiers: an exhaustive rule classifier for filtering SMISPs using an easy to interpret rule and a support vector machine (SVM) classifier for ranking SMISPs.

Nor was the difference in interpreting the rules.