Amazon is, instead, arguing dismissively that it made the decision based on its own interpretation of its terms of service.
This approach exploits the logical inability of any text to contain a complete set of instructions for its own interpretation.
Secondly, I think to understand the priority that each country attaches to its own interpretation of this issue of human rights, you have to understand something of our history.
From my experience with the Three Village Historical Society, the Town of Brookhaven Historic Districts Advisory Committee and various ad hoc Stony Brook village civic associations, it seems to me that the article was balanced and fair in describing this controversial person and the organization that is devoted to its own interpretation of his legacy.
The leadership of Democratic Kampuchea, inspired in large part by the People's Republic of China, subordinated culture to its own interpretations of Marxist-Leninist doctrines.
The Burmese military is notorious for its own interpretations of the law — the generals could have held her in detention as long as they wanted.
The Court's implicit identification of constitutional meaning with its own interpretation of that meaning does not hold up under scrutiny.
The phrase "Big Data" is being used across a diverse array of disciplines, each with its own interpretation of its meaning.
This works, in his view, with what he called ontological relativity, which holds that because our theories of what exists are not sufficiently determined by the experiences that give rise to them, quite different accounts of what there is, each with its own interpretation of the evidence, may be equally in accord with that evidence.
Lack of consultation marred the first joint statements on climate change last year, when the Royal Society issued a press release with its own interpretation of the consensus statement, leading to cries of foul play and spin by its partners.
But the ISPs and consumer groups say this principle of deference should not apply where the agency has been inconsistent in its own interpretation of the law and where the agency did not rule at all until after the case got to court.
