Sentence examples for latitude of interpretation from inspiring English sources

In such a case as your uttering, "I saw her duck under the table", the final interpretant would be the understanding where there is "no latitude of interpretation at all" (CP5.447 (1905)), that is, where the meanings of the words, the identity of the agents involved and so on, are absolutely determinate.

The constitution has long deferred to Sharia law, though usually in a way that allows considerable latitude of interpretation.

Such is likely to stay the case as long as a Divine sanction for punitive killing, where perceived as righteous in Islamic thought, continues to be seen as enjoying an unchecked latitude of interpretation.

When the President acts with the express authorization of Congress, his power is at its absolute maximum, and should be given the "widest latitude of judicial interpretation" and "supported by the strongest of presumptions". Where Congress has denied the President the power to act, his power is at its minimum.

But the hazy dramatic boundaries, and the latitude for interpretation that Berlioz's recasting of the Faust legend allows, gives a maverick creativity like Gilliam's the freedom to flourish.

Based on the research intent to consensually assess a creative output, parameters for the assignment were structured in a heuristic method to provide latitude for interpretation, thereby increasing the likelihood of a creative result (Amabile 1983a, b).

Although there is wide latitude for interpretation, principles developed in the 7th century are sometimes in conflict with 21st-century needs.

Regulations here are often vague and leave wide latitude for interpretation.

We lack data about whether LGS1 or more general studies provide greater latitude for interpretation, so these speculations remain unverified.

Methods of interpretation.

Theory of interpretation.