Sentence examples for more recent interpretations from inspiring English sources

The Jews corrupted the word of God from the start, the more recent interpretations say, and their scheming against the prophet was an expression of their innate wickedness.

The decision is significant, legal experts said, not for its outcome, which was largely required by earlier decisions of the court, but for its extended rebuttal of more recent interpretations of the Second Amendment.

The brief said the appeals court's ruling, which was based principally on a 1973 Supreme Court decision that struck down a tuition reimbursement program in New York, was "at odds with" and "out of step with" the Supreme Court's more recent interpretations of the First Amendment's Establishment Clause.

"The law is unambiguously clear".The charges against Mr Carruthers mostly relate to alleged violations of America's 1961 Wire Act, which outlaws the placing of bets on sporting events via telephone and, according to more recent interpretations by the courts, via the internet.

And again, the more recent interpretations challenge this standard, emphasizing that the fundamental therapeutic motivation clearly found in the later Wittgenstein should also be attributed to the early.

More recent interpretations of the anti-realist's argument for logical revision appear in Wright (1992: Chp. 2), Tennant (1997: Chp. 7), and Salerno (2000).

The starting point for the more recent interpretation is the ambiguous Peace of Münster (1648), forming part of the great European settlement of Westphalia, the terms of which subsequently became a bone of contention between Bourbon and Habsburg rulers.

In this debate, the same set of historical facts were first constructed into an abrupt episode of qualitative change in technology and output in Western Europe; under the more recent interpretation, these changes were more gradual and less correctly characterized as a "revolution" (O'Brien and Keyder 1978).

A more recent interpretation of the sources by P. Pourshariati, however, supports that Farrukhan was the one who actually established the family's rule over Tabaristan, sometime in the 670s.

This meaning of knowledge sharing corresponds with the more recent interpretation of "integrated or interactive knowledge translation".

While originally described as Eocene by Hollick [ 44], a more recent interpretation of the composition of the Hamilton Bay flora (Kootznahoo Formation), Kupreanof Island, Alaska, from which fossils of both Dioon were originally described, suggest they are of Paleocene age [ 6, 32].