Sentence examples for stronger interpretation from inspiring English sources

Then a few days later the Bush team rejected a stronger interpretation of the accord banning biological weapons, because the new inspection-verification provisions -- which we had advocated -- might expose the industrial secrets of U.S. companies.

Problems arising from a stronger interpretation should not be attributed to him.

The stronger interpretation appears to be suggested in the quote from Davidson immediately above.

According to Ayers' stronger interpretation, Locke accepts "pure mechanism", that is, the orthodox version of the corpuscular hypothesis, which includes the contact action proviso.

The weaker interpretation instead requires merely minimizing inexplicable error on the part of the creature being interpreted, thus allowing for significant deviations from psychological assignments that might be required by the stronger interpretation.

This constitutive idea is open to weaker and stronger interpretations.

Despite its soothing resemblance to Grice's second Quantity Maxim, it is questionable whether hearers generally prefer stronger interpretations to weaker ones.

Some tend to suggest weaker notions, such as (nomologically necessary) co-instantiation or co-relation (Dizadji Bahmani et al. 2010, also discussed in Klein 2009 and Kim 1998: 90, 2008), whereas others suggest stronger interpretations in terms of nomic conections or identities (Sklar 1967; Schaffner 1993; Esfeld & Sachse 2007; van Riel 2011).

Combining a correlational approach with experimental manipulations may allow for stronger interpretations.

Although our finding of stronger responses to congruent, that is, learnt, AV combinations is interesting from this perspective, we refrain from stronger interpretations of this finding in FG because, in contrast to our pMTG cluster, it was not accompanied by corresponding congruency effects for highly familiar natural stimuli.

But it was a strong interpretation, superbly played.