What holds good for the interpretation of discourse holds as well for the interpretation of action.
"We have a system of regulations and laws, with standards of interpretation, to hold people accountable and require them to follow the rules, until the rules are properly changed," said Trevor Potter, the former chairman of the F.E.C., who was appointed by George H. W. Bush.
As Edmund wrote of his father, "Every instinct in his intelligence went out at first to greet the new light" of evolutionary theory, but his strictly literal interpretation of doctrine held him back.
I'd hoped this might prompt Qawdhan to talk more about his beliefs and his grievances, to see how his interpretation of sharia holds up to statements of current and past Shabaab spokesmen.
A normative interpretation of nosology holds that values do not undermine objectivity; they are an essential component of objectivity in creating a guide to mental health and illness.
Calling Vancouver captain Jay DeMerit for contact that's relatively common in aerial duels, Elfath decided to make a momentarily literal interpretation of the rules, holding the Whitecaps' defender to a standard we rarely see enforced.
However, given his intense and unrelenting focus on a literal interpretation of the Constitution, holding his written opinions to the same standard of interpretation is only fitting.
For an interpretation of Dignāga as holding a theory of bare particulars, see Arnold (2003).
As London (1927, 376 377) remarks, one must admire Weyl's immense courage in developing his gauge invariant interpretation of electromagnetism and holding on to it on the mere basis of purely formal considerations.
On the other hand, a performance, along with its physical trappings, falls under the heading of interpretation, commonly held to be a creative function of the second order, though it does not have to be.
