This is an interpretation of the scope and meaning of the ruling that deserves much greater elaboration, substantiation, and discussion.
Obama's action is dependent upon a contested interpretation of the scope of his presidential powers, and could be challenged in the courts.
Mr Justice Collins' judgment involves a conventional exercise in statutory interpretation of the scope of powers entrusted by parliament to the home secretary, and the application of well-established common law principles of natural justice, fairness and humanity.
Further, the interpretation of the scope and limits of scientific method in the attainment of knowledge led to a clarification of the extreme difficulties, insuperable in methodological terms, between the establishment of a natural science and the realization of a "science of history".
Everyone could find something to his taste in the ruling, and its 78 pages offered plenty of scope for interpretation.
Only those with "substantial" needs will be covered and this creates a lot of scope for interpretation, particularly when budgets are stetched.
Again, this means that conjunction is "internally dynamic", possibly affecting the interpretation of expressions in its scope.
Although the experiment was designed to test allostasis, interpretation of data through reactive scope appears to be a better fit.
The two word order patterns are defined for the purpose of comparing the influences of positional variation on the interpretation of minimizers under the scope of various negators.
This leads to misunderstandings and different interpretations about scope, transferability of experiences, functions and goals; failed interventions with undesired side effects; and flawed assessments and feedback.
More detailed biological interpretation of the results is out of scope of this paper.
