Sentence examples for most liberal interpretation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cohen was simply voicing his support for the most liberal interpretation.

Defense and administration officials said Mr. Cohen, the lone Republican in the cabinet was expressing his support for the most liberal interpretation of the treaty.

Oh sure, I had a laptop at the time, but it was hardly something that could be considered "portable" in anything but the most liberal interpretation of that word.

In contrast to Becker, Eva Kittay (1999) holds that even the most liberal interpretation of Rawls' scheme will not be sufficiently responsive to the egalitarian concerns that motivate his theory.

But that was a stretch by even the most liberal interpretation of Francis' words.

The lawsuit asks that the special master be allowed to examine the ballots under the most liberal possible standard of interpretation, which would allow dimpled ballots to be counted as votes.

Despite the widely differing incidence estimates using most pragmatic, most conservative, and most liberal rules (due to the different sample sizes generated), these definitions did not greatly influence the interpretation of the data, suggesting no introduction of systematic bias.

The Porsches, the personalised number plates, the ostentatious villas - for most Czechs, all these are the visible trappings of money earned dishonestly, using political connections and a liberal interpretation of the law.

Others simply have a more liberal interpretation.

Most liberal commenters were banned rather quickly.

Because most liberal parents would not.