Sentence examples for re interpreting from inspiring English sources

Here, abductive inferences were made by (re)interpreting data in conjunction with the existing theoretical and conceptual in order to reveal a more comprehensive understanding of this important aspect of patient safety governance.

This is stretching it: the NLRB is re-interpreting the definition of "supervisors" because the Supreme Court has struck down earlier interpretations as too narrow.

His speciality was re-interpreting the Gospel to his own advantage.

Mr. Pilati is getting smarter about re-interpreting the YSL codes.

Now, while I enjoy a classic bake, I am also a fan of re-interpreting the cakes of my childhood.

"I think there will be enormous anger if the European Commission finds ways of stretching or re-interpreting the rules to accommodate Poland," he added.

"I could build a bridge in between myself and my country... re-interpreting historical narratives which I've never witnessed but only imagined".

Even in 1968, we had no idea until many years later – and even now, revisionists appear every year, re-interpreting what happened.

"I could build a bridge in between myself and my country … re-interpreting historical narratives which I've never witnessed but only imagined".

A statement that member states are not bound to accept further moves towards deeper European integration, re-interpreting the EU's historic commitment to create an "ever closer union of the peoples of Europe".

Perhaps most important, Monk no longer needs to be present for the execution of her music: the singers of M6, a group based in New York, have devoted themselves to learning and re-interpreting the Monk repertory.