Sentence examples for willing to interpret from inspiring English sources
But we've been willing to interpret those words, "derive benefit," widely.
Since then, judges have shown themselves more willing to interpret Justice Kennedy's opinion in Lawrence as recognizing rights regarding personal relationships.
Robbins began to pack up his records, while fuming about voting irregularities, which he was more willing to interpret as the result of party shenanigans than as incompetence at the Department of Elections.
Mr. Draghi provided another example Thursday of how he has been willing to interpret the central bank's charter more flexibly than his predecessor, Jean-Claude Trichet, a habit that has pleased investors.
The American diplomat interprets Mr Arafat's prevarication in a final meeting with Mr Clinton on January 2nd 2001 as a rejection: "How many times did Arafat have to tell us before we heard 'No'?" The Israeli dove differs: Mr Beilin says that Mr Clinton was willing to interpret Mr Arafat's response on January 2nd as a "Yes, but".Whichever, January 2001 was too late for a breakthrough.
"Even if laws are vague, if they know you, they are often willing to interpret them in your favor," Tam says.
Will you be willing to faithfully interpret the law?"' But his critics note that Mr. Bush's judge-selectors do not have to ask about issues like abortions.
Continuously be willing to see your sin.
It would help if there were more people who were willing to help organise, interpret, be persuasive.
