Sentence examples for party interpretation from inspiring English sources

Instead, the curators, Sarah M. Henry and Thomas Mellins, are so focused on the virtues of the fighters that the exhibition seems like an attempt to rehabilitate the Communist left after decades in which historical research and opened Soviet archives have revealed how much darker the Spanish conflict was than the party interpretation ever let on.

They could and did talk to us as equals and not through some artificial filter or third-party interpretation.

Because such an analysis focuses upon self-reporting, however, it represents a company perspective and a particular version of reality that may not fully reflect actual events or coincide with third-party interpretations of company decisions and practices.

The important ambiguity is rather over the scale of Labour's defeat how much, for example, will the expenses scandal exacerbate it?—and over the party's interpretation of it.

In instances where robust scientific evidence was considered this was normally via a third party's interpretation of findings.

Self-completed questionnaires capture directly the patient's perceived response to treatment, without a third party's interpretation, and may be more reliable than observer-reported measures because they are not affected by interobserver variability (which usually can be reduced only by extensive training of observers).

But fears of upsetting saint-resenting officials have held them back.In the village of Donglu, 150km (93 miles) to the north-west, the party's narrow interpretation of patriotism (essentially, supporting the party) hits another rut.

The singers stopped periodically, and the parties discussed phrasing, interpretation and slight changes to the score.

"Based on the extrinsic evidence presented and the language of the contract, we find that it is equally, if not more, plausible that the parties contemplated the interpretation for which Lamar advocates," said Boren in his ruling.

WrongThe party says Chinese interpretations of such notions as human rights are different from those in the West, and continues to persecute dissidents, Christians (see article) and other trouble-makers.

Article 31 of the Vienna convention on the law of treaties provides that when interpreting the language of a treaty in its context, it is necessary to take into account, "any subsequent practice in the application of the treaty which establishes the agreement of the parties regarding its interpretation".