Sentence examples for principles of interpretation from inspiring English sources

Rather, desires are treated as states of the whole organism, states that are exist in virtue of the organism's displaying enough of the sorts of behaviors suggested by (1)–(8) etc. to be legitimately interpreted (in accordance with general principles of interpretation, such as a requirement to interpret creatures as means-end consistent) as having desires (e.g., Davidson 1980).

* "The Rorschach: Basic Foundations and Principles of Interpretation" (John Wiley & Sons, 2002), by John E. Exner Jr. * www.rorschach.com.

Time and again the high court has limited executive discretion by reference to statutory principles of interpretation and the principle of legality.

In their principles of interpretation of the scriptures, and consequently in their theories of meaning (of words and of sentences), the two schools differ radically.

This handbook analyses certain particularly recognizable canons and principles of interpretation that are not expressly codified in the Vienna Convention, but that are arguably still authorized 'between the lines'.

As the area of contract law is less harmonized in the European Union, the rules will differ greatly from one Member State to the other, but could include the principles of good faith, fairness or equity, the prohibition of unfair terms, some principles of interpretation of contracts, the recourse to usage, etc.

Both the congressional policy and our adherence to this principle of interpretation reflect concern that a broad ban against peaceful picketing might collide with the guarantees of the First Amendment.

Sometimes too much charity (as a principle of interpretation) is insufficiently respectful of the distinctness of the other tradition.

It is best described as an innate principle of interpretation which we apply to the data of sense-perception" (1925, p. 217).

We need a principle of interpretation in light of which we read everything else.

To this principle of interpretation, all strict or narrow criticism, founded on its literal meaning, must yield".