Unambiguous interpretation of ordered rating scale response categories requires distinct meanings of category labels.
MacArthur's staff had considerable leeway for creative interpretation of their orders, but those orders reflected long interdepartmental deliberation in Washington, in contrast to today's hasty policymaking.
Shapiro disagreed in her interpretation of her order.
For reasons explained by Judge Orrick, that is an implausible interpretation of the order.
The Met is understood to have hired lawyers after the learning the HMIC would criticise the force's interpretation of public order legislation.
The placement of the fish trap exception'(except for fish trap sites)'a phrase admittedly not relating to alienation of title to land, does tend to cut against the Secretary's interpretation of Executive Order No. 8979.
Mr. Levy's interpretation of the order was that after Sept. 7, he could hire uncertified teachers to work in low-performing middle and high schools, but that vacancies in low-performing elementary schools still had to be filled with certified ones.
But the decision of the Supreme Court of the state is conclusive on us as to the interpretation of the order, that being a state question; and counsel for the commission announced at the bar that the commission regarded that decision as binding on them.
He instead offered a narrow interpretation of the order, arguing that only grants tied to DOJ and the Department of Homeland Security would be at risk of revocation.
At a press conference following the hearing, San Francisco city attorney Mollie Lee said the interpretation of the order presented in court Friday constituted a "significant backing down" by the Trump administration, but added she is "not confident that will stick".
Henry Fairfield Osborn wrote in his work on the history of evolutionary thought, From the Greeks to Darwin (1894): Among the Christian Fathers the movement towards a partly naturalistic interpretation of the order of Creation was made by Gregory of Nyssa in the fourth century, and was completed by Augustine in the fourth and fifth centuries....[Gregory] taught that Creation was potential.
