Sentence examples for may not interpret from inspiring English sources

The unanimous decision, citing the First Amendment, ruled that the courts may not interpret internal disciplinary procedures or canon law.

The "term sheets" listing the financing conditions are the same, he says, but the courts may not interpret them in the same way.

For example, when other people act calmly in the presence of a potential emergency because they are unsure of what the event means, bystanders may not interpret the situation as an emergency and thus act as if nothing is wrong.

Moreover, petitioner's claim that the Florida Supreme Court may not interpret state electoral statutes calls into question not only that court's indisputable power of judicial review, but also the important and established interpretation of such statutes by state attorneys general nationwide.... Nothing in the Florida Supreme Court decision violates due process.

Or would this decision be left to a peer review panel with members that may or may not interpret the exclusion criteria the way they were intended by NIH?

While trained nurses may not interpret test results as accurately as a certified laboratory technicians, these results are more consistent with the intended use of the rapid, point-of-care test.

While some marketers live and breathe the funnel and the assets, they may not understand how to interpret consumption data.

That means that one may not only interpret the results for the reduced model, but actually see what they mean for individual time-series and parameters in the original model.

Chiedu and Omenogor suggest that in the case of teacher-directed classroom assessment, two teacher assessors may not necessarily interpret the assessment criteria the same way.

What is more is that if the Open Letter even attempts to infer such intentions, they will risk contradicting their own argument in point 9c mentioning that one may not recklessly interpret another's intention.

Traditionally, development and aging are studied separately, which may not completely interpret the physiological mechanism over the entire lifespan.