And we need this in government, we need advocates, we need specialists, we need experts, [who] work in the service of these senior civil servants and so on, and they can aid and explain and interpret in the same way [as a] foreign language interpreter.
"These are long-term investments, and they are difficult to interpret in the short run".
The Bank of England has warned that economic figures are likely to be volatile and tricky to interpret in the run-up to the referendum.
"There are techniques involved with interpreting: you interpret in the first person, for example, you try to imitate the register of the speaker, such as using slang if they use slang.
There are limits that cannot be humanly surpassed; in these cases one must accept one's human condition with serenity, which the believer is able to interpret in the light of divine will.' The Pope, 81, is suffering from several ailments including symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
Always interpret in the light of the clinical context and other radiological information.
However, persistent hyperlactatemia is particularly difficult to interpret in the clinical setting.
Furthermore, small-scale studies may remain difficult to interpret in the context of real large-scale atmospheric behaviours.
Marginal coefficients are reported as they are easier to interpret in the case of non-linear models.
Adults in America either read a lot of books, or not that many at all, which you can interpret in the statistics from the Pew Research Internet Project.
But as happens in other cases as well, all parties to the dispute agreed to reject Pettersson's data by appeal to results of mechanical manipulations both laboratories could obtain and interpret in the same way without compromising their theoretical commitments.
