Other countries, including the United States, have similar laws, but Britain has a stricter interpretation and offers fewer discounts, according to tax advisers.
CCL and YKL were involved in the study processes and discussions (data interpretation), and offered practical thoughts and networking for this study.
Coding and identification of themes were discussed in detail with a second researcher (FB) who was also familiar with the raw data and again among the whole research team to avoid idiosyncratic or selective interpretations and offer diverse perspectives.
Some scholars are doubtful of the interpretation and have offered alternative explanations, such as, for example, later repair work.
For Dworkin, this point holds good for the activities of judges and legal theorists alike: anyone reasoning about the law is required to treat it as an interpretive social practice and offer interpretations of what it requires in light of the purpose or point which they assign to it.
However, during the cognitive debriefing, they were able to provide their own interpretation of the question and offer alternatives to verify that they understood the underlying question.
This review was conducted independently by the authors and the interpretations and opinions offered are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of CONCAWE, MARG or any other public or private clients of the authors.
This imitation of Cicero's Orator for Christian purposes sets out a theory of the interpretation of Scripture and offers practical guidance to the would-be preacher.
Mr Pierce, an 80-year-old retired landscape gardener with a deep respect for Schwitters's work, realised that the "Merzbarn" – a name which has no literal interpretation – was deteriorating and offered it as a gift to any deserving gallery who could get it away.
There are also some passages that vindicate or justify or otherwise comment on what's about to occur, or passages that summarize and offer an interpretation or justification of what has just happened.
