He had a condition called central auditory processing disorder, "which made it virtually impossible for him to interpret the orders when he was not looking at the waiter's face — he was facing the stove," she said.
The judges said that they could not rely on how the Administration interpreted the order at any given moment.
But that included, as UN Secretary-General U Thant interpreted the order, removing UN troops stationed at Sharm al-Shaykh at the head of the Gulf of Aqaba.
Mr. Mills also said that Mr. Levy was interpreting the order incorrectly -- that, in fact, it had not been not intended to prevent nonfailing schools from hiring certified teachers this year.
The Education Law Center of Newark, the original plaintiff in Abbott v. Burke, the 1990 case that led to the court's May 1998 order, and the Whitman administration have interpreted the order to mean that the state should pay all of those costs.
Despite Raglan's "lackadaisical wording", Lucan interpreted the order (correctly) to require him to place the Light Brigade at the mouth of the North Valley to Balaclava, a position that left the cavalry dangerously exposed: because of the terrain, they would not be able to see advancing Russian troops until they were less than 50 feet away.
Thus a reformed parameter has been presented in model (1) to interpret the fractional order.
Based on correlation with the global eustatic sea level curve, we interpret the 3rd order sequences, comprising predominantly lowstand braided fluvial deposits with thin early transgressive system tract marginally marine sandstones, as orbitally induced, glacioeustacy.
