There are explanations for this.

No explanations. Right.

I cannot see other interpretations than that.

The general membership expects explanations from the Security Council.

I don't need any explanation. I'll soon forget you.

All of these developments are paving the way to new interpretations.

There are structural explanations for policy inaction as well.

There are three possible explanations for what has gone wrong.

It's a way of looking for natural explanations for all phenomena.

I will get, naturally, four different interpretations

Other convincing explanations are lacking.

Kuwait and Poland did not provide further explanation to support their responses.

It looks like there are other interpretations which have caused this film to be banned, Ayari told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran.

She had found the delegation's explanations about the composition of the National Coordination Committee confusing.

Furthermore, many of the regional bodies did not have as broad a mandate as the United Nations, nor one which was as capable of ingenious interpretation as the United Nations Charter.

Honduras and the Republic of Moldova did not provide further explanation to support their responses.

We are beginning to develop new interpretations of social policy and development.

It's so queer that physicists resort to one or another paradoxical interpretation of it.

When someone says to simplify it, there's multiple interpretations for it.

But the moral power of religious faith does not need a supernatural explanation.

There are more cynical interpretations of the European Commission s motives.

Explanations of savings and expenditure overruns are contained in annex II to the report of the Secretary General.

(f) More thorough explanations of the reasons that prompted departures from programmed commitments.

To do so, however, would require interpretations that were generally accepted by the nations involved.

They seek explanations and solace in faith, whether Christian faith or Hinduism or many other sets of beliefs.

In other words, general sympathy for Watanabesan has given rise to a special interpretation of his death at the park.

If Ernst Janning is to be found guilty... certain implications must arise.

In some cases, it might be sufficient to resort to new interpretations of existing Charter provisions.

What if we could take kids' interpretations and tell the world what they see right now?

There might interpretations of its elements, but there is no general debate about working within that framework.

Explanations provided in this respect in the programme budget proposal were too general.

UNRWA staff had been denied free movement in and out of the Gaza Strip for unspecified reasons, often for extended periods, without explanation.

Now in some cases math can even help explain, or propose explanations for, historical forces.

The audience is led to make assumptions or elaborations that are perfectly reasonable, but do not, in fact, match what is being done in front of them.

The religious character of Islam varied between Muslim countries since the Koran was open to a wide variety of interpretations.

Those countries that have adopted it do not appear to have judicial interpretations to show how it will work.

The estimates under technical support services are explained further under section IV and section V below.

The Administration has confirmed the facts on which the Board apos s observations and conclusions are based and provided explanations and answers to the Board apos s queries.

However, it would run the risk of inconsistent interpretations depending on the happenstance of the particular treaty partners in dispute

15. Annex V provides explanations of the main reasons that prompted the postponement of outputs by sections of the programme budget.

Possible different interpretations of this provision will have to be resolved through recourse to the dispute settlement mechanism.

No one really knows, but I have read four explanations, all of which, I think, have some grain of plausibility.

Which leads me to think that neither geography nor national character, popular explanations for this kind of thing, are really significant.

My late, lamented friend Bob Nozick, a fine philosopher, in one of his books, Philosophical Explanations, is commenting on the ethos of philosophy the way philosophers go about their business.

The audience is led to make assumptions or elaborations that are perfectly reasonable, but do not, in fact, match what is being done in front of them.