There is, however, enough ambiguity there to enable the Supreme Court, considering the statute's broad anti-discrimination purpose, to interpret the phrase "on the basis of sex" to encompass gender identity for the purpose of school bathrooms.
However, because I'm always thinking about travel, I interpret the phrase to mean that people can enjoy freedom from want of a family vacation.
"The inhabitants of Marozia consulted a prophetess on the future of their city, interpreting the phrase of the Oracle: "I see two cities: one of the rat, the other of the swallow" as an alternating succession in the course of time.
Care must be used in interpreting the phrase on average, which applies most accurately to a large number of cases and is not useful in individual instances.
"It is passing strange," he wrote, "to interpret the phrase 'the freedom of speech, or of the press' to mean, not everyone's right to speak or publish, but rather everyone's right to speak or the institutional press's right to publish.
However, it is also possible to interpret the phrase as a contraction of "I hope that you have a nice day".
After seeing dozens of head scratching polls and focus groups, I conclude that when many voters hear "gun control," they interpret the phrase as the opposite of the right to own guns, the idea that Americans can't be trusted to own guns.
Far better to avoid a constitutional collision and interpret the phrase in the entire context of the statute, whose purpose is obviously to make the ACA subsidies available to everyone who signs up under the exchanges, whether state or federal.
Some philologists, using the nautical meaning of the word kylfa, interpret the phrase as "eastern ships".
A major bone of contention in the House COMPETES bill was how to interpret the phrase "research in the national interest".
