Sentence examples for request interpretation from inspiring English sources

This vague phrase aroused the leaders of the Korean provisional government in Chongqing to request interpretation from the United States.

The ruling, by Joe Leonard Jr., the assistant secretary for civil rights of the Department of Agriculture, said requesting interpretation assistance was "merely an excuse to target Latino individuals for immigration enforcement".

The court on Monday also said it would pursue a "request for interpretation" on a previous judgment over the crucial question of who controls the temple and, possibly, the surrounding area.

China may also initiate its own request for interpretation — bypassing the judiciary entirely, though such pre-emptive action, in this case, could be bad for Beijing's image, as it could be seen as caving in to American demands, especially so soon after last week's summit meeting between President Obama and China's president, Xi Jinping.

If the report is not easily understood, it can be erroneously interpreted or the clinician may take unnecessary time to contact the laboratory to request an interpretation or may file the report as useless information.

Now, one startup called AirPooler has submitted an official request for legal interpretation to clear up the grey area, and confirms the FAA is expected to take a stance within its traditional 120 day window to respond.

The DOT is also asking car manufacturers to submit rule interpretation requests to see if their autonomous driving features (including self-parking systems, for example) meet its standards.

LEED™ Online is a user-friendly interface that enables project team members to upload credit templates, track Credit Interpretation Requests (CIRs), manage key project details, contact customer service, and communicate with reviewers throughout the design and construction reviews.

The evolving landscape of quality and errors in clinical laboratories moved first from analytical errors to all errors performed within the laboratory walls, subsequently to errors in laboratory medicine (including errors in test requesting and result interpretation), and finally, to a focus on errors more frequently associated with adverse events (laboratory-associated errors).

This conflict could be resolved either by Congress's amending and clarifying Section 525 or by the U.S. Supreme Court's acceptance of a case that challenged the conflict and requested a final interpretation of the statute.

In the past, western blotting was used simply to detect a specific target protein in a complex mixture, but now journal editors and reviewers are requesting the quantitative interpretation of western blot data in terms of fold changes in protein expression between samples.