Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The original wording leaves much open to interpretation.
• Your orders may have been open for interpretation back at White Collar, but not here, so get used to it.
• Your orders may have been open for interpretation back at White Collar, but not here, so get used to it.
• Provocation is not a concept open to interpretation.
• Does this not open up limitless possibilities for interpretation?
• Like, totally open to interpretation.
• The evidence is open for interpretation.
• This is, however, an imperfect distinction and may open the floodgates for the interpretation of other provisions of Community law.

• Everything remains to be done
• in the future trade negotiations and in the implementation of often vague provisions that are largely open to interpretation.
• The original wording leaves much open to interpretation.
• Some of the recommendations are too general and leave too much open to interpretation, such as the term 'university' in relation to all institutions of tertiary education, irrespective of their status.
• These paragraphs are, to some extent, open to interpretation.
• Many of the difficulties encountered were due to the fact that criteria set in calls for tender were open to interpretation because they were unsuited to the practical situation.
• Provocation is not a concept open to interpretation.
• Like, totally open to interpretation.