Moreover, the opinion said, the First Amendment would prevent the courts from making any rulings requiring an interpretation of religious law.
But the positions or arguments articulated pro or con on a given question are not the final word but something the master may accept or reject, which will require an interpretation of the passage from scripture which accepts, rejects, or qualifies its relevance and apparent position on the question.
This is different from other systems, such as the New Zealand Bill of Rights, that require an interpretation to "reasonable".
Pharmaceutical care (PC) is the practice that optimises pharmaceutical treatments contributing to an improvement in HRQOL (humanistic outcome of therapeutic relevance) which can be reported directly by the patient as a patient-reported outcome (PRO) without requiring an interpretation of the response by others [ 13- 16].
Furthermore, while the intention and one of the great strengths of Annex 2 is to require an interpretation of public health events taking into account the context in which they occur, there is scope for WHO to support NFPs in their notification assessment by developing thresholds for the seriousness and risk of spread for specific events and circumstances.
Inference requires an overall interpretation from the definition of the effect term and the molecule types described in tp:reactants and tp:produces.
If it ends in a question mark, the solution requires an offbeat interpretation (clue: "Mental block?"; answer: RUBIKSCUBE).
Also, section 9A of the Interpretation Act requires a purposive interpretation of written law, including the Constitution, to "promote the purpose or object underlying the written law".
Even if it is true that understanding any social practice requires interpretation of some kind or other, it does not follow that doing so requires a constructive interpretation in Dworkin's sense i.e., identifying a construal of the practice that casts it in its best moral light (Marmor 2011, 127 28).
