Sentences with phrase «disputes about the interpretation»

And if that does not satisfy them, they are obviously showing an unhealthy interest in controversy and disputes about interpretation of Scripture and are causing divisions and should be treated like an unbeliever until they feel remorse (for being neglected) and repent of their waywardness and then you can invite them back into the fold as a brother.

In a Markman hearing, judges must resolve all the disputes about the interpretation of a patent and must construe the claims for trial.

Not exact matches

Charter - school supporters and some academics dispute the federation's interpretation of the test scores, saying it's impossible to reach a conclusion about the performance of charter schools from a single year.

If you think about it for just a second and at least try to consider the possibility he wasn't saying «The science is settled» then he'd hardly need to dispute that interpretation before it was made would he?

In essence, this dispute can be reconstructed as a disagreement about which constitutional right should drive the interpretation of the Directive and, by implication, the national law implementing it, as well as reviving the question of what should happen in case German constitutional law and EU law came to a real clash.

See Jukier, supra n. 23, at 172 — 173 (noting concerns about time constraints as a theme of the AALS 2006 meeting devoted to integration of transnational perspectives into the 1L curriculum); Legomsky, supra n. 1, at 485 — 487 (cataloguing list of components that ideally should be included into each course, including statutory interpretation, understanding of the administrative process, role - playing, alternative dispute resolution, ethics, social policy, historical context, jurisprudence, and more).

NOTE: A reference for a preliminary ruling allows the courts and tribunals of the Member States, in disputes which have been brought before them, to refer questions to the Court of Justice about the interpretation of European Union law or the validity of a European Union act.

The first post dealt mainly with Hessick's views about how corpus linguistics relates to ultimate purpose of legal interpretation, which is to determine the legal meaning of the text in dispute.

The court considered whether the interpretation exception offended the principle underlying the Rule, namely to encourage parties to speak freely and to promote settlement, and accepted TMT's submissions that: «if a party to negotiations knows that, in the event of a dispute about what a settlement contract means, objective facts which emerge during negotiations will be admitted in order to assist the court to interpret the agreement in accordance with the parties» true intentions, settlement is likely to be encouraged not discouraged».