Sentence examples for significant interpretation from inspiring English sources

But there is another, equally significant, interpretation.

But the finances of Monte dei Paschi are open to significant interpretation, putting the rescue in a regulatory gray area.

In the former case, however, it does pose significant interpretation challenges.

In a letter to the court in February, Senator Dianne Feinstein and three others asked that any rulings with a "significant interpretation of the law" be declassified.

Labor lawyers and union officials said it was too soon to determine the full effect of the decision, which was a narrow and technical, though significant, interpretation of labor law.

The first and by far the most significant interpretation of Marx's doctrine was realized in the Soviet Union by Vladimir Ilich Lenin and developed by Joseph Stalin and was entirely authoritarian.

Our bill would require public disclosure of FISC opinions that contain significant interpretations or constructions of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act statute.

The Secretary shall disseminate to State educational agencies responses to written requests for guidance, described in paragraph (5), that reflect significant interpretations of applicable law or policy.

Another reason may be a light, deft touch that moves familiar music away from the weighty ponderousness, the Significant Interpretations that many listeners have come to expect from their great conductors.

Under the Ending Secret Law Act, the attorney general would be required to release opinions by the FISC that contain significant interpretations of the law in an unclassified format.

His Introduction to the New Testament (1937), History of Early Christian Literature (1942), and A Life of Jesus (1950) were significant interpretations of the formative period of the church and its literature.