The Nixon Administration will make a colossal mistake if it interprets the Senate's rejection of the Hatfield McGovern amendment as an invitation to slow down American troop withdrawals from Vietnam or to stonewall the peace talks in Paris.
In particular, TRAMPOLINE is based on the following theoretical concepts: The challenge model by Wolin and Wolin [ 42] posits that a child can cope more constructively with difficult situations if it interprets them as a challenge.
A big rate cut, he said, is more likely to drain confidence than perk it up, if "it is interpreted as a signal that the central bank has a more pessimistic assessment of the economy than market participants".
This week I spoke with an egg donor mom who questioned me about it, asking if I interpreted the quote as meaning that donor conceived children's "roots" are from the genetic parent(s) and the parents that actually raise the child supply the "wings," saying that she felt like she was both to her adult son.
If it was interpreted that way, if someone thought they heard me say that, yes, I'm sorry.
If the trend continues, it could become problematic for the Republican leadership, especially if it is interpreted as a lack of confidence in the party's opposition stance.
"At any rate, we have withdrawn the content from the internet and apologise if it was interpreted as criticism of the country".
The proposed law, at least if it is interpreted honestly, Ms. Daskal said, would prohibit interrogation techniques like sleep deprivation, forced standing for long periods and extreme temperatures.
"If Komiyama's isn't allowed, then everybody's isn't allowed," said Valentine, who noted that Kevin Brown, Hideo Nomo and Byung Hyun Kim have deliveries that violate the rule if it is interpreted literally.
