There is much hostile misunderstanding between them, mostly due to radically different interpretations of the word.
One of the more original interpretations of the word accident comes in "Middlemen" by the Dutch video artist Aernout Mik.
The drive to reduce serious injuries may have led to a drift in officers' interpretations of the word "serious .The Department for Transport has known for some time that police figures undercount road casualties.
Mk I was May 2000 when the still-born assembly was only resurrected after heroic interpretations of the word "decommissioning" by Dublin and Whitehall's political class after the same Trimble stunt.
At the Hague Peace Conference of 1907 it was then stipulated, and has since become part of international law, that armed merchant ships must be listed as warships, though there have been various interpretations of the word armed.
Anderson offers several interpretations of the word "revolution", some of them culled from the personal testimonies of those engaged in revolutionary struggles in places such as Nicaragua, Cuba and Syria, all of them hinging on "the paradoxical essence" of any uprising: the use of violence to overthrow an old order and bring into being a newer, fairer society.
The consequences of this change are tremendous, as there are limitless interpretations of the word "relevant".
EB: "We invited people to come and give us work that reflects their own interpretations of the word "feminist".
The campaign, entitled #ImNoAngel, features "plus-sized" models offering their interpretations of the word 'sexy.' The advertisements publicize Cacique, Lane Bryant's line of plus-sized lingerie.
This has led to many possible interpretations of the word. is mainly used in compounds to mean 'combine, unite, join together, meet', examples being (combined/united), (composition), (unite/combine/join together), (union/alliance/association), (combine/unify), and (mutual agreement).
