That lines up with how religious laws, including Jewish and Islamic ones, are already interpreted in U.S. courts when it comes to marriage, divorce, wills and estate contracts, said Marc Stern, an expert in religious law at the American Jewish Committee.
Last night, some Tories were already interpreting Mr Hague's words as a move to isolate Lord Ashcroft.
The EU is already interpreting this phrase in a much more restrictive manner than are the LDCs [ 43].
The distribution of income was already interpreted as a pure public good by Thurow in 1971 [39], because every individual is confronted with the same distribution of income.
"[They'd ask] things like, 'Can you describe to us the number and monetary value of gifts exchanged between the two of you.' And then you start to think, oh, OK, the quality of my relationship is already interpreted through capital.
In other words, the researcher has the difficult task of "having to interpret a social world which is already interpreted by the actors that inhabit it" (Giddens 1991).
But one could also turn this argument around in favor of an RCT: the reality of clinical practice is indeed already catching up, as can be concluded from the survey of Birth et al.. Physicians are already autonomously interpreting the available data and, despite the lack of real evidence, deciding for themselves to treat selected resectable patients with RFA.
He argues that the Leveson inquiry, police investigation and overall criticism means that the well-worn phrase, "the chilling effect", is proving inadequate to describe the current situation in which laws are already being interpreted by judges to the detriment of press freedom..
This information can then be used in further enzyme dependent reasoning or by domain experts that are already capable of interpreting the meaning of these kinetic variables.
