Sentence examples for interpreting the concept from inspiring English sources

The rationale for a Supreme Court review is that there is a split among the circuit courts on the issue of interpreting the concept of "work for hire," said Judd Burstein, Mr. Protas's lawyer.

2) We conclude from study 2, RM has greater stability; however, FM is better at interpreting the concept of face.

They do so in part by interpreting the concept of "evolution" philosophically so that both thought and religion are understood to evolve, no less than biological organism.

Given these linked views, a possible way of interpreting the concept of crisis is as a "historically immanent transitional phase" (Koselleck, 2006: 372006

But political communities other than states may surely face supreme emergencies, even allowing for the difficulties in interpreting the concept, so the way is open in principle for sub-state terrorism to be justified.

First, all experts are assumed to agree in regards to interpreting the concept of correlation in their opinions about the items' relevancy; and second, the experts' data are assumed to be correlated with the participants' data with the indication of having either the same opinions or very similar opinions.

The main floor interprets the concept with dark sandpaper wall covering with copper wire stitches.

But equivalence, or parity, can be tricky to define, and the appeals court ruling is one of the first by a high federal court to interpret the concept.

City officials and urban planners across various urban jurisdictions have interpreted the concept differently and emphasize different principles.

As a consequence, Kloostermann and Rath [17] interpreted the concept of embeddedness anew for the European welfare states.

Every effort to interpret the concept of equality and to apply the principles of equality mentioned above demands a precise measure of the parameters of equality.