Sentence examples for more liberal interpretation from inspiring English sources

Others simply have a more liberal interpretation.

Part V indicates that courts have followed a more liberal interpretation of Bronner.

For an outlying community of roughly sixteen hundred children, Asmatullah said, this was the only secular school; the local madrassa opposed his more liberal interpretation of Islam.

In the 45 years since it was passed, doctors have tended towards a more liberal interpretation of the Abortion Act, with the result that access to abortion has become easier.

The Orthodox, who include the majority of Jews who keep kosher, adhere to a strict interpretation of Jewish law, while the Conservative movement has a more liberal interpretation emphasizing social justice.

But if schools are required, under threat of sanction, to raise their proficiency rates annually, it's fairly clear that they have a much greater incentive to switch to a more liberal interpretation of proficiency.

Others were more liberal interpretations of the quilters' art.

Are we seeing a trend toward more liberal interpretations of "news" or "newsworthiness"?

The Vatican permits every bishop and leader of a religious order to make those decisions, which vary from stricter to more liberal interpretations of the rules.

Other more liberal interpretations include a pesco-vegetarian diet, which includes seafood; a lacto-ovo-vegetarian diet, which includes dairy and egg products; a lacto-vegetarian diet, which includes dairy products; and an ovo-vegetarian diet, which includes eggs.

America's foremost Jewish organizations, which generally support more liberal interpretations of Jewish customs, took the rare step of issuing condemnations of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for caving to political pressure from the conservative religious flank of his governing coalition.