Sentence examples for prevailing interpretation of from inspiring English sources
If the Federal Intelligence Surveillance Court's secret reinterpretation of the intended meaning of "relevant" in the Patriot Act oversteps the Supreme Court's prevailing interpretation of the fourth amendment, the NSA's data-harvesting programme may be responsible for hundreds of millions of violations of Americans' constitutional rights.
In contrast and consistent with the currently still prevailing interpretation of the ERA requirements, the developers did deliver data on target effects but almost none on non-target organisms.
Right now, with Madden in the balance, the prevailing interpretation of the law allows abuses to occur.
Before the 1960s and 1970s, the prevailing interpretation of hadrosaurids like Edmontosaurus was that they were aquatic and fed on aquatic plants.
Between the mid-1980s and the first decade of the 2000s, the prevailing interpretation of how hadrosaurids processed their food followed the model put forward in 1984 by David B. Weishampel.
From the prevailing interpretation of PTP function, these phenotypes will be the result of mitochondria Ca accumulation, driven by the failure of PTPs to open and release Ca when it accumulates in the matrix space.
A company spokeswoman said in an e-mail on Wednesday, "We believe our business practices were consistent with prevailing interpretations of regulatory requirements applicable to our industry".
A sense of Thompson's own history is all the more necessary because prevailing interpretations of the British past have shifted with disorienting speed in the past 20 years or so.
The only participants in Blue's transactions whose activities are not strictly covered by prevailing interpretations of state law are couriers, or mules, who usually transport marijuana in airtight containers in the trunk, seats, or tires of a car.
Though Mead Johnson said it did not intend to contest the agency's decision, a company spokeswoman said in an e-mail Wednesday that "we believe our business practices were consistent with prevailing interpretations of regulatory requirements applicable to our industry".
From an Evolutionary Evaluation perspective, prevailing interpretations of rigor and mandates for evidence-based programs pose significant challenges to program evolution.
