Sentence examples for 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.

The applicants asked the court to interpret the text of article 12 ECHR in the light of present-day conditions, an interpretation method which the court has often used in the past to give a new or extended meaning to convention provisions.

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 stories and beliefs, often driven by the sub-conscious and therefore inaccessible to the conscious mind, can run our present-day lives and behaviors and the interpretations we have of ourselves and others.

In Abou El Fadl's view, traditional Islamic law can still be applied to present-day situations because it brings a subtle interpretation of the whole text to bear on particular problems in varied circumstances.

This present-day Turkana custom may facilitate a correct interpretation of prehistoric rock art and help to understand the systems of thoughts, values and aesthetic perceptions of long-vanished prehistoric pastoral societies.

One basin experiencing this particular problem is the onshore Northwest Java Basin, where knowledge of the present-day subsurface temperature structure is virtually absent and interpretation of heat flow distribution has been mainly qualitative.

A simple interpretation of this pattern is that the present-day intensity of sexual selection is lower in the dichromatic species we have studied relative to monochromatic species.