Sentence examples for wide interpretation from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the words are subject to wide interpretation.

This is a singer who takes an ironically wide interpretation of the word "standard".

If a message was received, "an ongoing problem" could be open to wide interpretation.

In the current climate that definition may be given a wide interpretation.

In 1640 Hobbes wrote a treatise defending King Charles I's own wide interpretation of his prerogatives.

Schopenhauer has an agreeably wide interpretation of 'authority', including what, for the time being, is generally believed.

On the local level, Islamist groups now face few restrictions from weakened state institutions, and the vagueness of laws banning contempt of religion allows for wide interpretations.

"It was very, very clear that these treaties are open to such wide interpretations by panels, or by investors looking to challenge any government measure, with the possibility of a significant payout at the end of the day," said Carim, who is now South Africa's representative to the World Trade Organisation in Geneva.

Even so, there was no clear picture because of the wide interpretations of what happened in the video.

This review will provide examples of where wide interpretations of utilisation have been incorporated into studies of the impact of research.

They can also offer up a wider interpretation.