Sentence examples for today's interpretation from inspiring English sources

Yet today's interpretation of the Amendment renders New York impotent to prevent such diversions.

Under today's interpretation of the constitution, Japan may not shoot down a North Korean missile flying over its islands on the way to California.

Yet, instead of protecting the States' power to control liquor traffic, today's interpretation of the Twenty-first Amendment leaves New York powerless to regulate Idlewild's business and others like it and puts the power instead in the hands of United States Customs officials.

In the History of Evolutionary Thought section (above), one can first zoom in on a portion of the "tree," and then jump to a page (or pages) on any of the big ideas that led to today's interpretation of the evolution of life.

In fact, after conducting a survey, we found the perfect essence of today's interpretation: It is luxury if it exceeds your expectations.

"Today's interpretation is not merely unnatural; it is unheard of," he wrote.

A similar critical attitude should be applied on today's interpretations.

In this "that was yesterday's interpretation" age, the only surprise may be that "The Power Broker" has gone so long without a challenge.

He wants to restore the family farm and, by returning the Sherman Antitrust Act to its 1890's interpretation, limit the size of new corporations.

For the overview, visit the Kunstmuseum, St. Alban-Graben 16, (41) 61-206-6262, www.kunst museumbasel.ch, a muscular 1930's interpretation of a Venetian palazzo.

Today, Chavarria's interpretation of this style comes in both denim and wool, with oversized waist bands that are folded and snapped into place to create the same effect.