Sentence examples for subject to interpretations from inspiring English sources
Like those e-mails one regrets the instant after one has clicked the "send" button, individual tweets can reach destinations for which they were never intended, be subject to interpretations never imagined and achieve a permanency never desired.
However, such assays are not quantifiable and are subject to interpretations over 'shades of brownness'.
26 The rapid expansion of DAPPs shows that this regulation is either imprecise or subject to interpretations, or there is weakness of the health authority to enforce it.
Which is subject to interpretation, and was interpreted in numerous ways by the media.
"Regulations are subject to interpretation, and we interpret them very broadly," said Rick Schostek, a vice president and general counsel for Honda of America Manufacturing.
The Roman victory, like all events, was subject to interpretation -- and Cato's faction could persuasively interpret it in its favor.
The word "elite" is subject to interpretation.
What that meant was subject to interpretation.
Why and when are subject to interpretation.
"Any history is subject to interpretation.
"It has always been subject to interpretation".
