When "Children of a Lesser God," Mark Medoff's play about deafness, was first shown in London, the actors used American Sign Language, and users of the British version had to have the signs interpreted.
A lot of them just had to have upgrades, and 'upgrades' could be interpreted in any way.
While a 'drink' as used in the AUDIT is intended to refer to the equivalent of 10 12 g of ethanol, some Russian respondents appear to have interpreted 'a drink' of vodka as referring to a large glass containing 200 g or more of spirits (80 g ethanol).
You don't have to have to interpret anything for me.
But have you noticed I have all these spinners on tv telling you what I really "meant" to say? Did ya ever see a guy who "tells it like it is" have to have his statements interpreted and explained as much as mine?
Some who have responded to Putnam have interpreted his argument as a refutation of skepticism; other respondents have interpreted the argument as having a considerably more modest (metaphysical) conclusion: that I am not a brain in a vat.
"Some people for example, have had extremely positive experiences while working for the NHS after the death of their partner, but others have had very different and more difficult experiences and this has been down to how their management have interpreted the bereavement policy".
He said: "We have rules and we have interpreted the rules to their limit to maintain a lifeline to Greek banks, but we cannot continue indefinitely to increase the risks we are taking".
The way Christians have interpreted what the Bible has to say about sex has changed over the past 2,000 years, and it will continue to change. .
"What chumps!" the minority decision taunted, saying Arizonans who ratified the 17th Amendment should have realized they simply could have interpreted "the legislature" to mean "the people".
"Some people have interpreted that somehow it has something to do with being relaxed about drug use and violence," he said.
