Meanings of just interpretation in English

That, I think, must be regarded as sound, and a just interpretation of the law.

Shall we say that this is not a just interpretation of the passage in Deuteronomy?

It thinks it gives a just interpretation to the appearances by its conceptions presented to it; but they are weak and imperfect.

He thinks to give a just interpretation to the apparences which his conception presents unto him, but they are shallow and imperfect.

The enlargement of the powers of the Federal Government by construction, which obtained, was not warranted by any just interpretation of the Constitution.

It gives authority to feed Indian tribes, though our enemies, and a just interpretation can not restrain us in clothing and feeding unfortunate friends.

But these three significations are closely connected, and that connection must be observed, if we desire to obtain a just interpretation of the symbol.

"Which is a true and just interpretation of Pepper's character, I believe," observed the lawyer, smiling.