He does it with hands moving in independent parts, with polyrhythms, with music that approaches the technical level of études but that churns and whirls and leaves spaces for broad interpretation.
Furthermore, the authors acknowledge that the results of this study are not intended for broad interpretation; rather, they provide a solid foundation that further, expanded studies may build on.
She then served as one of the paid shills for the then-designated terrorist group Mujaheddin-e Khalq (MeK), even as she used her perch at CNN to cheer for broad interpretations of the "material support for terrorism" statute that sent American Muslims to prison for decades for far less involvement with such groups than she had with the MeK.
This leaves room for broad interpretations about the "legal" expenses that can be covered.
Mr. Abe is calling for a broader interpretation of the postwar Constitution, which restricts Japan to acting only in "self-defense," to include acting in defense of allies.
Asked today how the threshold for violating the treaty for most of Mr. Clinton's tenure -- pouring concrete -- could suddenly become the basis for a broader interpretation permitting construction, a senior Pentagon official said, "Better lawyers".
The United States advances policy reasons for the broader interpretation of the statute: a drug deal takes two people, and to punish one person (the dealer) more harshly than another (the buyer), is not an equitable division of the penalty for what is essentially the same crime.
There is a need, therefore, for a broader interpretation of the role of institutions that extends beyond a piecemeal study of economic, social and political institutions; their interaction, in fact, is crucial to understanding the influence they have.
While molecular geneticists have tended to focus on methylation and acetylation of DNA when referring to epigenetics, there is growing recognition of the need for a broader interpretation of the term.
