Sentence examples for two different interpretations from inspiring English sources

"There's no question that when you have me and then you have another actor, you're going to get two different interpretations always, O.K.?

In its ruling, the Fourth Circuit panel found that "the statute is ambiguous and subject to at least two different interpretations".

Debates between economists and policy-makers over the best reponse to the euro area's debt crisis have also been dominated by two different interpretations of history.

A hundred years from now, when they seek to explain the appeal of these two candidates, historians will probably extract from these books — as well as from their speeches and interviews — two different interpretations of what reform actually means.

If a court could properly appeal to either canon when faced with a question of statutory interpretation, it could legitimately arrive at least two different interpretations of the meaning of the statute in question.

These phenomena usually lead to two different interpretations.

The tests were then associated with two different interpretation schemes.

Christians have three different interpretations regarding the kinship of James to Jesus, Dr. Lemaire noted.

"We cannot go on having three different interpretations of the same news event".

It's a good message, and one that will no doubt infuriate the right, who will say that Disney spent however many millions producing propaganda in favor of, for instance, the Iran deal – to pull one of a hundred different interpretations out of my ear.

This means that the networking layer has to implement seven different interpretations of the geonetworking header.