They should be interpreted as warning remarks, that is, the information should be analyzed with caution since: (a) the company is exposed to potential risks whose effect depends on future (and therefore uncertain) events; or (b) some aspects could not be examined by the auditor due to causes which are not attributable to the audited firm.
Some of his other surreal books have been interpreted as warnings against the dangers of holiday commercialism, discussions about the moral implications of strict isolationism, and depictions of the futility of the nuclear arms race.
And Killing Joke, apparently, are supporters of the European Union, yet their song European Super State can be interpreted as warning of a totalitarian government ruled by a Platonic philosopher king.
The "prompt and utter destruction" clause has been interpreted as a veiled warning about American possession of the atomic bomb (which had been tested successfully on the first day of the conference).
To evoke 1929 is not without utility if it is interpreted as a warning or as a call to action.
His decision to release his juvenilia now, of all times, could be interpreted as a warning that the fourth season is going to be the strangest one yet.
Cameron's remarks are likely to be interpreted as a warning shot to his successors not to undo his legacy on equality legislation.
Parsley and Johnson have not said whether the I.R.S. has contacted them, but Everson's speech might be interpreted as a warning to organizations like theirs.
How can Shelley's story be interpreted as a warning regarding scientific discoveries?" After a few minutes, have students share their interpretations of Frankenstein with the class.
In what could be interpreted as a warning of regulation, Thomas M. Hoenig, vice chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, told Reuters last month that Deutsche Bank was "horribly undercapitalized".
