Sentence examples for mere interpretation from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, an agency may issue a binding "interpretative rule," but only if it can justify that rule as a mere interpretation of an antecedent statute or legislative rule as opposed to an act of independent policymaking.

This cable is the mere interpretation of one individual.

The obituary is not the period on the sentence of existence, but a mere interpretation.

It would be salutary perhaps to reintroduce the old phrase once used to describe an original approach to a character: "a creation", rather than a mere interpretation.

But as a matter of mere interpretation, we deem it clear that it is only the testimony given upon the examination of the bankrupt under clause 9 that is prohibited from being offered in evidence against him in a criminal proceeding.

Every article is translated into English using an iterative contextual clarification process akin to true translation, rather than the mere "interpretation" that we associate with machine "translation" today.

The interpretation of this approach is as follows: the first and most simple interpretation is that the additional oscillators represent more external oscillatory driving forces, thus being a mere extension of the single oscillator case.

According to the curatorial staff, since some of the works are so puzzling, mere artistic interpretation is not sufficient: they must be "interpreted".

The country should never be allowed to think that the Constitution can, in any case, be evaded or amended by mere judicial interpretation, or that its behests may be nullified by an ingenious construction of its provisions.

For one, as Slaven Bilic said immediately after the game, the decisions at West Ham were mere matters of interpretation rather than obvious mistakes.

According to Weber's theses, social research cannot be fully inductive or descriptive, because understanding some phenomenon implies that the researcher must go beyond mere description and interpret it; interpretation requires classification according to abstract "ideal (pure) types".