Rob and Neil talk about the history of aggressive behaviour and the corporate interpretation of what bullying is.
The Republicans, they said, have not explicitly ruled out other measures that would generate revenue, like ending tax breaks and loopholes on hedge funds or for the owners of corporate jets — an interpretation of the Republican position that few Republicans would agree with at this stage.
With Supreme Court decisions resting on broad interpretations of corporate rights, local, state, and federal bodies are passing resolutions and introducing legislation that challenge the current narrative of undue corporate political influence.
In one respect, the case was about corporate finance and the interpretation of a complicated proxy agreement.
The tug of war between creator's intent, cultural zeitgeist, corporate interest, and artistic interpretation that created one Han Solo has doomed another.
At one point, in his interpretation of corporate disruption, he takes off his shirt in a meeting, flexing and joyfully screaming "Blood!" at the thought of layoffs.
Nonetheless, it's hard not to see that altering the writer's interpretation of the world through corporate sponsorship in some way cheapens the vision.
Some sources in the article argue that the primary risk is bad interpretation of test results from corporate doctors who have no real contact with the client.
A favourite tactic is to place novel interpretations on the concepts of residence, domicile, corporate personality, transaction and jurisdiction.
A number of factors can determine which interpretation will prevail: company culture, group norms, corporate goals and company policy, and the inevitable political jockeying and battling inside organizations.
