Sentence examples for interpretive conflict from inspiring English sources

The Cathedral and Houghton choirs will join forces on the Thompson and, like any collaboration, that raises the possibility of interpretive conflict.

The Supreme Court's decision in this case will resolve an interpretive conflict between the Louisiana Supreme Court and Fifth Circuit, on the one hand, and the majority of state high courts, on the other.

On the one hand, we seek to empower the women we work with…on the other, we hold an explicitly political vision of the structural conditions that lead to particular social behaviors, a vision that our field collaborators…may not recognize as valid" ('That's Not What I Said:' Interpretive Conflict in Oral Narrative Research).

In opera, money buys you many things, but above all it buys you time: time to rehearse, time to resolve interpretive conflicts, time to find theatrical cohesion.

Because the branches legitimately approach constitutional questions in different ways, interpretive conflicts between them can sometimes indicate a successful rather than deficient interpretive politics.

Moral sensitivity refers to the interpretive awareness of moral conflict and can be justice or care oriented.

In our prior neuroactivation study [16], we interpreted the results as evidence that moral sensitivity is a form of social cognition and self-referential thinking in which the FP is engaged to provide access to knowledge of self, the pSTS as a means of social perspective taking, and the PCC as a means of autobiographical memory recall in the service of interpretive awareness of moral conflicts.

The therapist included him-/herself explicitly in interpretive linking of dynamic elements (conflicts), direct manifestations of transference, and allusions to the transference (linking therapist to dynamic).

Such intuitionism, while cursorily evading interpretive variability, led instead to insoluble conflicts of authority.

But here too, controversies arise due to conflicting rules or to interpretive difficulties in assessing the nature, point, and weight of various rules in varying circumstances.

Here the conflict inherent in imposing an interpretive medium into a natural or historical context has to be resolved.