Sentence examples for right interpretation of from inspiring English sources
The key is the right interpretation of these numbers.
The study design quality is important for a right interpretation of genetic association studies [35].
Right: Interpretation of such activation in cortical coordinates made by pooling the different activated orientations around each pinwheel.
The crucial point is to give the right interpretation of the optimal coefficients in the context of applications (see, for instance, [9, 10]).
There is also overwhelming evidence for continual discussions in the school on the right interpretation of Plato or on certain doctrinal points (such as the transcendence of the One, or the question whether the soul wholly descended from the intelligible world).
Many of Rand's commentators follow her in holding that there is only one consistent view, while disagreeing on the right interpretation of it (Den Uyl & Rasmussen 1978, 1984b; Machan 1984, 2000; Peikoff 1991; Bidinotto 1994; Hunt 1999; Kelley & Thomas 1999 (Other Internet Resources); Gotthelf 1999; Smith 2000, 2006).
More than that: If other referees and players learn from it, Lannoy's right and proper interpretation of the rules could free us all from the widespread and galling abuses inside the penalty boxes.
Professor Reynolds has written, for example, that Madison approved the individual-right interpretation of the Second Amendment.
In striking down the district's ordinance, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said that an individual-right interpretation of the Second Amendment would still permit "reasonable regulations," but that a flat ban was not reasonable.
The functions of the Commission are the promotion of human rights, the protection of these rights, interpretation of the African Charter, and the performance of "any other tasks" requested by the AU (Article 45).
This is Roberts and his business conservative colleagues inserting their far-right interpretation of the law ahead of 48 years of the act being accepted as being well within the bounds of the constitution.
