Sentence examples similar to present day interpretation from inspiring English sources

The report, he added, is based on "present-day interpretation of past department regulations," "and ignores 10 years of our compliance with regulations".

A present-day interpretation of this verse might expand to include tension erupting between Christian family members: those who do and those who do not accept Same-Gender Marriage as a sacrament.

On the first day of class, he didn't even know what the Constitution was; by the end of the semester, he was vigorously arguing with his classmates about contemporary constitutional topics such as the legality of the American-led operations in Libya and the relevance of the founding generation's view of the Constitution to its present-day interpretation.

But, by comparing Rumsfeld's present-day interpretations with the historical record (including his many television appearances during the Bush era), Morris reconstructs the mentalities of power and reveals the crucial political importance of character and judgment — and quietly despairs.

Up to the present day the interpretation of the ECG is based on the model of a dipole vector being projected on the various leads.

These vast performances have gone on nearly to the present day, although more serious interpretations have begun to dominate.

This debate has resulted in several different hypotheses regarding the interpretation of the present day landscape.

These present day processes are identified by aerial photo interpretation and subsequently modelled with a simple RUSLE approach on a monthly basis.

The iconographic interpretation has caused countless scholarly debates, which to the present day have not been entirely resolved.

Her influence continues to the present day.

Time: the present day.