For Collection 2000, as the display is called, these themes are nonetheless interpreted fairly broadly, so that, say, landscape includes matter and environment, and nude embraces action and body.
Whether Hobbes was interpreted fairly by these successors depends on the proper understanding of what exactly he meant by the "passions" and how they might figure among the various conditions for social life.
Overall, it can be seen that instrument drift can be interpreted fairly well from a synchronous 2D correlation spectra and the corresponding slice spectrum.
If anyone believes that the Supreme Court exists to interpret laws fairly, they've been reading too many civics textbooks and not enough news.
As history tells us, a highly bureaucratized democratic society needs lawyers — in "Big Law" and little law — to speak truth to power, to navigate complex regulatory structures and to offer some assurance that our complex system of laws is interpreted as fairly and justly as possible.
"I would interpret that as fairly rosy compared with where we were in the winter and spring," said Brent Moulton, director of the division that calculates the gross domestic product at the Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis.
In fact, the immigration judges, the Board of Immigration Appeals' members and staff members at the Executive Office for Immigration Review are dedicated professionals who strive to interpret immigration laws fairly and clearly and to provide due process to all who appear in our tribunals.
We quickly realized that (i) the 'Methods' sections of our articles could have been more detailed had the word limits not applied, leaving the reader unable to fairly interpret the results when comparing one study with another and (ii) standards for calculating and reporting multi-morbidity were lacking.
A person who added his Social Security number, reviewed the document and signed it could be fairly interpreted as having met the law's requirements to make the application on his own, party operatives reasoned.
But recent discussion indicates that whether Berkeley has fairly interpreted Locke's account or not is very much an open question 19.
