O'Meally worked in Academic and Membership Affairs as an interpretive specialist, a director overseeing the interpretations area and supervising all the staff that handled interpretive issues for all three NCAA divisions.
The two Republicans on the commission, Michael Piwowar and Hester Peirce, did not issue separate statements about the guidance.
Music as an interpretive art is a relatively recent phenomenon.
In 2008, I worked as an interpretive park ranger in Acadia National Park, in Maine.
A man of ideas, Mr. Caine may be best described as an interpretive musicologist.
In Western music, performance is most commonly viewed as an interpretive art, though it is not always merely that.
Over the last half-century, anthropologists have employed the concept of "communities" as an interpretive framework.
A construction of an existing norm is likely to be classified as an interpretive rule.
As an interpretive work and stocktaking, it is a most important industrial-relations book...
This study examines that ideology treating it as a case study and using Gramscian theory as an interpretive grid.
More tellingly, Mr. Pollini used clarity of line as an interpretive tool rather than a purely technical one: in Schumann's Allegro in B minor (Op.
