Sentence examples for to interpretation in from inspiring English sources

Differing among states, terms like "good faith" and "reasonable" are open to interpretation; in international settings, rights are more murky.

The language is purposely vague and subject to interpretation in order to cover a variety of circumstances.

Although grammar is often fuzzy and open to interpretation, in my book these three mistakes all come down to a Manichean choice between good and evil, light and dark, right and wrong.

But that suggests that the first premise of the argument is open to interpretation in either of two ways.

Data recorded from the small number of specialist centres must be subject to interpretation in the light of their specific circumstances.

When it comes to metaphorical meaning: metaphors are subject to interpretation in much the same way or sense as dreams are.

These activations are open to interpretations in terms of both action and theory of mind processing.

A major obstacle is that, at present, there is no general and efficient way to link smFRET measurements to interpretations in terms of explicit molecular structures.

It's a game that can be left open to interpretation, both in the meaning and in the emotional meaning".

Chebel says that these hadiths are open to interpretation and in his opinion do not forbid the creation of images in and of itself.

Crotona Park East's southern boundary, which touches Morrisania, is open to interpretation, but in terms of housing stock, there's little distinction.