Sentence examples for under that interpretation from inspiring English sources

Under that interpretation, a state constitution can have no say in the matter.

Under that interpretation, military units will be confined to barracks, but will not be removed from the city.

Under that interpretation, Washington could direct bombing attacks and, perhaps, conduct refueling and other support operations, but not conduct bombing missions from Saudi territory.

Under that interpretation of the decision, it would not be necessary for the co-op or its shareholders to prove the existence of an implied promise, but only that the sponsor had breached it.

Under that interpretation, the law would be directly at odds with the American campaign to draft Sunni Arabs into so-called Awakening militias with the aim of integrating them into the police and military forces.

The unanimous opinion, written by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, opened the door for a Haitian immigrant who was deported under that interpretation two years ago to return to his family in Miami.

To use them in that way is to announce in advance the results of a certain interpretation of the dialogues and to canonize that interpretation under the guise of a presumably objective order of composition when in fact no such order is objectively known.

Afterward, however, that interpretation came under attack by historians who argued that Cubberley's overarching framework was insufficiently critical and ignored failures, conflicts, and inegalitarian aspects of schooling in an effort to proselytize to educators and the public.

Figure  2 shows, under this interpretation, that mutations that affect weight have occurred in both B. taurus and B. indicus, with some that increase and others that decrease weight.

Burton pointed out that his was the first prosecution under § 1782 and that numerous other public officials before him had potentially violated it, under the interpretation that prevailed in the Supreme Court.

In Probability and Evidence Ayer also criticised the frequency interpretation of probability, noting that under this interpretation the probability of an event will change with any change in the reference class to which that event is assigned.