American concerns are interpreted cynically, as the disgruntled complaints of a competitor, and viewed through the prism of a 1990's story line in which the West seeks to keep Russia down, including by depriving it of arms markets.
His idiosyncratic, somewhat aloof style and unusual novelistic concerns were interpreted as snobbery by his detractors although his best Russian critic, Vladislav Khodasevich, insisted that Nabokov's aristocratic view was appropriate to his subject matters: problems of art masked by allegory.
The social aspect "perception" was interpreted as concern or anxiety of flood risk.
"As legal scholars of religious liberty it is our concern that RFRA is interpreted consistently across contexts where sincerely held religious beliefs are substantially burdened by government action.
However, a single incident may arouse great public concern if it is interpreted to mean that the potential risk is poorly understood [42] or difficult to control [2], as with the possibility of pandemic [43] (as in the case of Avian flu) and bioterrorism (as in the case of anthrax infection).
The wide values of the confidence intervals are a cause for concern and should be interpreted with caution.
Hence, because many of the phenomena viewed as polluting cross-culturally are related to these concerns, pollution fears are interpreted as projections or symbolizations of these repressed instincts.
Constitutionalism has been a term of suspicion for much of Mr Xi's tenure because of concerns it could be interpreted as a check against the party's authority and be used by legal activists and dissidents to push for more freedoms.
However, a series of initial studies describing the relationship among sPLA2, lipoprotein hydrolysis and atherosclerosis have some concerns that should be interpreted more carefully.
The members said they were concerned that this could be interpreted as banning the sharing of information with their investigators or with other United Nations human rights groups.
The selling accelerated as energy prices kept rising and the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, expressed concerns about inflation that were interpreted as having more urgency than earlier remarks.
