But Iranian state media had a different interpretation of events on Thursday, crediting the safety of ship to a nearby Iranian naval warship.
Mr. Edwards and Mr. Obama almost stumbled over each other in offering a different interpretation of the Republican attacks on Mrs. Clinton than the one she offered.
Based on a different interpretation of and response to the war.
The irony is that in the case of Windsor versus United States, the reason that it became a Supreme Court decision was the Internal Revenue Service had a different interpretation of the taxes owed on a planned estate plan.
The most recent San Francisco case marked the first time a federal judge allowed a class to sue the company for violations at franchisee stores, based on a different interpretation of the joint employer relationship.
However, it is shown that the closer the score is to 100 (perfect health), the higher the relative frequency of scores ending with an integer other than 0. Consequently, a different interpretation of the results is based on the assumption that no rounding is used, and respondents deliberately choose scores ending with 0, 5 or other integer to accurately reflect their HRQL.
Charities, who maintain that the reforms will be unfair, have taken a different interpretation of the concept of fairness, focused on the consequences that the changes will have on the poorer and vulnerable living in the capital.
He admits that his is but "an interpretation of an era," and that a different interpretation of the same time might focus on the early harbingers of counterculturalism, like Hugh Hefner or the rage for Freudian analysis.
But here a different interpretation of preference is brought to bear on the comparison of options.
We then propose a different interpretation of these procedures, no longer based on the statistical hypothesis testing, which leads to biologically relevant interpretation of results.
