When the concern with accuracy prevents interpretation or imagination on behalf of a director or an artistic team then it is not just wrong-headed but damaging.
Interpretation readily flowed into advocacy on behalf of Aboriginal consumers: "This client had a lot of issues that she needed to sort out while she was in hospital.
No interpretation is placed on the response on behalf of the interviewer.
Partly in view of these sorts of questions, and partly because they have not been persuaded by the textual evidence offered on behalf of the literalist interpretation, other commentators have pursued non-literalist alternatives.
It also claimed that the regulator's interpretation of the bank's behaviour in processing transactions on behalf of Iranian clients was "incorrect as a matter of law".
A lawyer for Sotheby's, Peter G. Neiman, said in court papers that the company's bid to sell the antiquity on behalf of its owner was legal under its interpretation of American and Cambodian cultural property laws.
On the other hand, the approach also involves risks, for example, the authors' involvement in the project could be assumed to increase the risk for bias both on behalf of the researchers, that is, doing interpretations favourable to the project's success rate, as well as on behalf of the informants, that is, a social desirability bias.
The narrative of feminist interpretation of gender relations most commonly offered points to universalizing claims made on behalf of women during the so-called "second wave" of the feminist movement in the late 1960's and 1970's in Western countries.
"Apparently Senator Cruz doesn't think I'm too far left for him to cite me in his supreme court brief on behalf of 31 states as a principal authority on constitutional interpretation – when it suits his purposes," said Tribe.
"The Department's decision to extend the FLSA's protections to those employees is grounded in a reasonable interpretation of the statute and is neither arbitrary nor capricious," Judge Sri Srinivasan wrote on behalf of the court.
