Sentence examples for prior interpretation from inspiring English sources

But a path, as Ms. Solnit points out, "is a prior interpretation of the best way to traverse a landscape".

This might occur when the agency's interpretation conflicts with a prior interpretation, see, e.g., Thomas Jefferson Univ.

This study demonstrated that clinically anxious children with a prior interpretation bias can be trained away from negative social interpretation biases and there is some evidence that this corresponds to reductions in social anxiety.

Although administrative law doctrine requires courts to defer to an agency's reasonable statutory interpretation, the doctrine is unclear as to whether an agency gets less deference when it changes its own prior interpretation.

Respondents make much of the italicized language, which does appear to be inconsistent with the Department's prior interpretation of Public Land Order No. 487 and its actual leasing practices.

However, we criticized the prior interpretation of § 109(a)'s key phrase—"lawfully made under this title". By permitting the first sale defense only against claims involving copies that are "legally made and sold in the United States," BMG Music appeared to give greater copyright protection to foreign-made copies than to their domestically made counterparts.

Nevertheless, the account Angier gives us is tailored to her prior interpretations.

Our results show that contrary to prior interpretations in the literature, a plasticizer quench is different from a temperature hyperquench.

Our construction of §2 rests on the text of the statute and our prior interpretations of that language.

So President Bush's Treasury Department gave an "interpretation" of the law that ignored the unambiguous terms of the pertinent legislation, the history of its enactment and Treasury's own prior interpretations of it.

This reverses prior interpretations of the MFF as a long-term dust-sink and resolves a major unknown in the source-to-sink pathways of the Martian dust cycle.