"of interpretation" or "to interpretation"?
| Naturally, I feel compelled to offer a couple of interpretations. |
| Each translation contains an element of interpretation by the translator. |
| The poetry of thought is also the poetry of interpretation: exegesis has its own aesthetics. |
| Meaning doesn't lie in an event that occurred years ago, it always resides in current systems of interpretation. |
| In the state of pure awareness objects are experienced as sensory qualities, without the intrusion of interpretation. |
| The modern reader must make a special effort of interpretation to get back to what is now of interest in these texts. |
| UK A fragile truce is in place in Gaza and now begins the battle of interpretation of who was to blame and who was hurt most. |
| The work has lost its uniqueness and become many images in many different contexts, each open to new forms of interpretation. |
| Again, it is not possible here to discuss the complex problems of interpretation in this regard, nor do I dismiss them lightly. |
| His suspicions prior to his death are left up to interpretation. |
| The symbol is multifaceted, versatile and open to interpretation. |
| The power, as crazy and open to interpretation as it is, has boundaries. |
| Synonymous with the American Dream, success is open to interpretation as well. |
| In my book all signage/signals are open to interpretation in view of those two goals. |
| The market scene is interesting, because it is definitely more open to interpretation in my opinion. |
| Every time a new set of criteria is produced it tends to be more open to interpretation and less rigid than earlier sets. |
| The Hadees was pretty clearcut and not really open to interpretation, and the commentary completely negates the one day and one night part. |
| Translation, that is open to interpretation, but I would take it as its none of my business and should not be predicting things to the level of nonsense. |
| The employment law test is long, complicated and open to interpretation -- what a surprise! But there are a few fundamental points that can help guide you. |
| Whether or not it's imperialistic is up for interpretation, I suppose. |
| There is no wriggle room for interpretation, as there is in Judaism or Christianity. |
| Besides that, just giving the chords gives room for interpretation - how you want to play the song is up to you. |
| The Committee on the Rights of the Child is the highest international authority for interpretation of the Convention. |
| There was lots of room for interpretation because she was fiery and mischievous, and then completely torn and heartbroken. |
| It would provide readers with contemporary understanding of advances in judicial decision-making and tools for interpretation. |
| Most of the time, you find that the directions you are given are not as specific as they could be and you have scope for interpretation. |
| In order to entirely avoid the application of an exclusion zone, the 30-degree radial limits were not used for interpretation of the results. |
| Alternative recommendations for interpretation of immunoblots have not been rigorously validated and are very likely to lead to an inappropriate diagnosis. |
| If we can not interpret something by comparing the symbols to each other in Revelation and the rest of the Bible, then we have no basis for interpretation at all. |
| We can respect our differences in interpretation on that issue. |
| It was both interesting on facts but differing in interpretation. |
| My answer may not satisfy you but it is good to hash out these differences in interpretation. |
| In the event of a dispute in interpretation, form clauses are interpreted against the drafter. |
| They have been placed there by the ICC to avoid radical shifts in interpretations of the law. |
| Any interpretation and method is as good as any other and archaeologists should not have the upper hand in interpretation. |
| But what really sets this museum apart from most fossil exhibitions I've visited is its focus on interpretation and public education. |
| Fine (1973) is still a highly sophisticated survey of and contribution to various foundational issues in probability, with an emphasis on interpretations. |
| Note that the Signs of the Zodiac are normally deemed to start and end anything between the 18th and the 24th day of each month, depending on interpretation. |
| But there is something to be said about interpretation of signals; yet, at the end of the day, there is an ultimate truth. |
| The jurisdiction of the court is outlined in Article 9 and Article 76 of the Revised Treaty and allows rulings on disputes between states over interpretations of the Revised Treaty. |