Those symbolic figures are one of many liberal interpretation that Matejko took with his painting; furthermore, modern scholarship indicates that he died in a cavalry duel, and not at the hands of a peasant.
Largely visual art but a liberal interpretation means that pretty much everything takes place in the 85 pavilions, each assigned to a country.
Nor did he mention discrimination against the country's large population of Alevis, adherents of a liberal interpretation of Shia Islam that is uniquely Turkish.
The operation was justified by a liberal interpretation of the security agreement that allows unilateral operations to protect American forces, or, in Colonel Jason's words, to address "unique American problem sets".
In this village, the Iraqi security forces are more thinly staffed than elsewhere in the country, and a liberal interpretation of the security agreement that binds Iraq and the United States has Americans playing a more active role on the streets and in the scrublands of this village, than in many places in Iraq.
The clear implication was that such a liberal interpretation would jeopardize U.S. sovereignty.
A liberal interpretation of our results would suggest that (1) consciousness, or biological processes directly underpinning consciousness, may indeed control behaviour, and (2) the experience of volition is not antedated.
Morris complains that if a liberal interpretation is applied, individuals who are only mildly impaired on a range of functions might still be considered to be functionally independent, and therefore are classified with MCI.
We applied a liberal interpretation to being 'on topic', coding responses that were related to the topic of depression or treatment of depression or requests for clarification as being engaging.
In a letter to the Argentinian bishops, who had published a liberal interpretation of the document, the pope says that "there are no other interpretations".
Earlier this month, a Times editorial suggested that the President could deploy a liberal interpretation of the 1984 Sentencing Reform Act, which allows for "compassionate release," to expedite the process.
