Sentence examples for said an interpretation from inspiring English sources

He said an "interpretation" of that prayer could be issued before or after the Pope's trip, but there are no assurances.

That oath includes protecting fellow officers, the defendants said, an interpretation that figures in their explanation that Officer McMellon's fall prompted their fusillade.

But Schuerholz said an incorrect rule interpretation, like the one that earned Fieldin Culbreth a suspension for allowing an illegal pitching change in May, would not be subject to review.

He said an education or interpretation centre would demonstrate the significance of Magna Carta, which had been influential across the English-speaking world.

"Of course, the ATP is free to interpret its rules as it deems appropriate," he said, "but an interpretation that excludes Forstmann from its reach would seem to be contrary to its professed zero-tolerance policy and the presumably intentionally broad terminology used in the rule".

He said such an interpretation was not acceptable to Moscow.

Such groups, he said, share an interpretation of history centered on personality.

The lawyer for Trammel Crowe, Jonathan Epstein, said such an interpretation was wrong, but he declined to elaborate.

"What I've written," she said, "is an interpretation of a life that was much sadder than anyone dreamed".

The movie's theme was inclusion, he said, offering an interpretation that seems not to have occurred to many members of the National Society of Film Critics.

The lawyer, Mary Elizabeth Hoinkes, who was general counsel of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency from 1994 to 1999, said such an interpretation of the 1972 treaty was a "gross misrepresentation" that "risks doing serious violence" to an accord the United States has long championed.