Sentence examples for leeway in interpretation from inspiring English sources
He cited previous opinions by Supreme Court justices allowing leeway in interpretation of "local custom" that would permit prayer that did not conform to Orthodox tradition.
On December 21, the New York Herald ran a scathing editorial against the new design, At the time, according to Burdette, given the traumas of the Great War, Americans were highly sensitive about their national symbols, and unwilling to allow artists any leeway in interpretation.
"Since Baskerville is a neutral and well-known design," Ms. Licko explained, "it allowed me significant leeway in the interpretation, while retaining the familiarity of a classic".
"Going back and forth between the iPod and the Amazon clips for individualistic things — sudden changes in dynamics or ornaments, or a cadenzalike passage where the performer has more leeway in the interpretation.
As with Life During Wartime (2009), which loosely revisits but recasts the characters from Happiness (1998), Solondz allows the new actors creative leeway in their interpretation of the original roles.
They have leeway in their interpretation of "violent," "threatening" and "hate".
Writers Weddle and Thompson considered giving the characters some leeway in interpreting what they had found.
Islam has a similar concept, allowing people under duress some leeway in their decisions, but modern interpretations tend to be a lot harder edged, like this one from religious televangelist Zakir Naik that starts with, "The pig is the most shameless animal on the face of the earth".
"The Commission seems to have followed a 'creative reading' of the Intel ruling, remaining consistent with it while allowing some leeway on interpretation," said Assimakis Komninos, a partner at global law firm White & Case, in a statement.
I apologize for the error in interpretation.
Why the difference in interpretation?
