I suppose you could interpret that literally, in the sense that you used soft materials to make something solid.
'...I think we need a better definition of what is 'communicated in person' because you could interpret that, couldn't you, as here's the leaflet read it, it could be here's the leaflet shall we go through it together...erm...through the whole thing about you know a specialist ringing up and saying nothing to worry about but I need to see you...erm...erm
The problem is that an ingenious lawyer could interpret that provision to allow a Catholic agency to fire or refuse to hire not just non-Catholics but also "bad" Catholics — such as those who marry someone of the same gender.
I've often thought about the possibility of moving into other areas of the industry, but had no idea that I could interpret and apply what I was learning in regard to architecture, in so many different ways".
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So, those were the ones that came out the best and that I felt I could interpret and make my own.
earth someone could interpret that I somehow was saying women are to blame for domestic violence.
Under the new public sector equality duty to advance equality of opportunity on grounds of religion, which came into force this week, local authorities could interpret that as a duty to privilege religious groups over secular groups in a mistaken attempt to meet the "needs" of faith groups.
